Aryan Khan Crisis’ Major Fall-out: More Star Kids Will Study Abroad

Star kids are  a breed  under attack. Or so Bollywood’s parents seem to believe. After  Shah Rukh Khan’s  son  Aryan  was arrested on charges of narcotics consumption on  Gandhi Jayanti parents  of  star children  have begun to do an auto-rethink on  their sons’ future

Is  it safe  for star kids to  stay in India?

No,seems to be  the  current answer.

A  star-parent whose son is  about to be  launched (and who is not a  Muslim) admitted  things don’t look good for  star children in this country. “And I mean privileged  children  from any walk of life, why just the  entertainment  industry? But  yes,more eyes are focused on  celebrities from the glamour industry. Our children are more vulnerable than children of  entrepreneurs  and politicians  because we are more loved  by  people.”

 This  star father  admitted he would have had second thoughts about  a career  for his  son in Bollywood if the Aryan episode had happened earlier.

Parents  in Bollywood are seriously thinking of packing off  their  children  to  ‘safer’ places. Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s two  children  are now being schooled  in Dubai.  Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor’s two children Taimur and  Jehangir  will attend  boarding school in England just like their father.

Aamir Khan’s words in  2015 about the  safety  of his  children  now reverberate across  the entertainment  industry.

At a summit Aamir had  said,”When I chat with Kiran at home, she says ‘Should we move out of India?’ That’s a disastrous and big statement for Kiran to make. She fears for her child. She fears about what the atmosphere around us will be. She feels scared to open the newspapers every day. ….People who are our elected representatives, people who we select to look after us for five years, State or centre… when people take law into their hands, we look upon these people to take a strong stance, to make a strong statement, speed up the legal process, when we see that happening there is a sense of security but when we don’t see that happening there is a sense of insecurity.”