Nepotism: Indian film industry is filled with star kids getting easy entry in the initial stages. Outsiders struggle for that privilege, but there are some kids who choose not to pursue the path of their parents. These are the daughters of the actors who choose different careers, let’s have a look at their career choices…

Navya Naveli Nanda

Granddaughter of Amitabh and Jaya Bacchan, she chose to pursue her career in entrepreneurship, and she also hosts a podcast.

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Rysa Pandey

Daughter of Chunk Pandey. Rysa is a budding filmmaker, she made a short film, maybe she will choose to direct instead of act, like Aryan Khan. 

Aryan Khan

Shahrukh Khan’s son debuted as a director with The bads of Bollywood, however in future this young talent may venture into acting.

Shaheen Bhatt

Sister of Alia Bhatt, Shaeen is a successful author and Mental Health Advocate. 

Jhanvi Mehta

Daughter of Juhi chawla, she is an entrepreneur, she is fan of cricket and participates in the activities of her mother IPL cricket team.

Trishala Dutt

Daughter of Sanjay Dutt. She is a psychologist, she runs a practice in Mumbai.

Alanna Pandey

Sister of Ahaan Pandey, she is an influencer. In future she too may venture into acting. 

Ira Khan

Aamir Khan’s daughter. She chose not to act, and she recently got married.

Arpita Khan

Sister of Salmaan Khan, she is also not an actor, but she is married to Aayush Sharma(Love Yatri fame)

Ahaana Deol

Daughter of Dharamender and Hemamalini. She acted alongside her sister Esha Deol in one film, then she married in 2014. 

Still there are plenty of other star kids who choose not to act. The point here to be considered is that even star kids can have other dreams and passions they want to follow. The term Nepotism used to refer to the film business is not at all valid. Why there will be no special spotlight when a doctor kid becomes a doctor, or a business man’s son takes over his father’s business. It is a question we need to ask, shouldn’t we?

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