Actress Kiran Teuphar, who gained fame overnight from the viral clip of Shiza and Fiza, has revealed the harsh realities of the showbiz industry and described it as a world of artificiality and flattery.
The actress held a question and answer session on the photo and video sharing platform Instagram in which she answered the questions of the fans.
He openly talked about his personal life including showbiz while answering these questions of social media users.
The actress, while answering the questions about the ideas related to the showbiz industry and the reason for staying away from dramas, said that the more fame the showbiz industry gives, the more peace it takes away from you and she loves her peace very much.
The actress wrote that the world of showbiz is very artificial, it makes her prone to depression, so she is not ready to enter showbiz, now she is living her life peacefully.
Karan Teupsh wrote that she is not saying that she will not act anymore, but she is not ready to return to the screen.
On the question of giving an opinion about showbiz, Karan Teupsh wrote that showbiz is a very cruel world, it takes away from you more than it gives you.
He wrote that in showbiz, one forgets to be happy and live for himself, there is only a race that never ends, because one’s success is not limited to one play. There is a quest to get one after the other, for which one has to flatter others.
Karan Teuphar wrote that in showbiz one has to tolerate bad behavior of others to advance even if one does not want to, while one has to adopt nonsense and bad things to be part of the lobby. To make a career, people have to say sir, sir and ma’am ma’am and then those people consider themselves as gods.
He further wrote that if one cannot do all these in showbiz, then only side roles are left for him, that person should not dream of becoming a hero or heroine.
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