Two-Faced Shilpa Shetty MUST QUIT Super Dancer- And Right Now!
Shilpa Shetty's statement(s) in MiD-DAY this morning have raised our eyebrows. Shetty believes that shows like Super Dancer give a false sense of entitlement to the kids. Pray, what's forcing her to stay put on the show? Walk the Talk, Ms Shetty
This morning, we
woke up to Shilpa Shetty talking about Sony's Super Dancer Season 2 in MiD-DAY,
saying, "When a child is given the spotlight too soon, he/she grows up with the perception of being
privileged. I don't want Viaan to feel that way."
Shilpa then went
on to add, "I try to inculcate values I grew up with because I don't want
him (son Vivaan) to grow up with a misguided sense of entitlement."
Shilpa Shetty On Super Dancer Chapter 2
This clearly
suggests that Shilpa feels that shows like Super Dancer involving kids can have
an adverse effect on their psyche whereby they might start jumping before
having achieved anything in life.
Shilpa has thus clearly conveyed that she is not very excited to see kids participating in Super Dancer.
Shilpa Shetty With Her Son Viaan
Fair enough. Such shows are indeed dangerous and Shilpa's perspective should not be challenged. Recently, the Piku filmmaker Shoojit Sircar said that not only such shows are destroying the kids emotionally and physically but also taking away their innocence from them in early ages. "Humble request to authorities to urgently ban all reality shows involving children. It's actually destroying them emotionally and their purity," he wrote on Twitter. Amol Gupte too has been vocal about his displeasure in the same regard. Fair, and in fact, a great point- but at least these two gentlemen have not been hypocrites.
Shilpa Shetty On Super Dancer Chapter 2
Shilpa Shetty
Whatever, Shilpa should make an EXIT from Super Dancer Season 2 rightaway.
Else, her continuity will reek of double standards. Actually, it's already reeking.
We would be
definitely interested to know what's Sony's take on this.
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