One can always associate individuals of different goals, interests and personality traits in a diverse country like India. At the present time, with a reasonable, if not substantially reduce the inequality between the sexes, one comes often independent, ambitious women in different workspaces. Undoubtedly, the glamor industry, the most coveted industry. It is quite common modeling schools are set up in each track to see that. A direct reference to many people who try to convert their tendency to glamor world in a full-time occupation These schools promise to teach the way, the attitude and the other ingredients needed to give your arrival in the glittering world known, including films. A young, confident girl is always fascinated a model gets the attention and would in various magazines and billboards all over the world to be a secret desire admired. The glamor industry apparently seems to have everything, ranging from a glamorous lifestyle too much money, name and fame. However, not many are known from the dark side of the glamor world that has left many souls in a state of perpetual oppression and helplessness.
The immediate acceptance of the fame is the main reason that attracts many young adults with the glamor of the fashion industry. But over time, they realize that it's long hours, hectic schedules and strict diets. It does not take long until these ambitious individuals to get lost in the big, bad world where ruthless competition in every step of the climb to the top. The unpredictability of personal relationships, lack of privacy, high depression levels and growing ego problems arise with the competitors with time. For some of the pressure is too much to bear, and to an end to develop the life or the only ways to get rid of unwanted voltages abruptly, belonging to life-threatening drug.
You always get a lot of motivational stories about important people hear that they have made from rags to riches. However, the forecast of Geetanjali Nagpal, an Indian model of the nineties is hard to believe. the ramp pranced down with the likes of Sushmita Sen and other supermodels After she was rescued from the sidewalks of Delhi by a team of the Delhi Commission for Women, when they beg found on the streets. News reports it had to be said a drug addict. However, many believe that the lack of capacity, the pressure of the fashion arena keeping was the main reason that you succumb to the pressure made. comes
Renu Rathi of Gurgaon and is part of a rich and respected family. But it was found in the street outside her apartment in Mumbai lying on 18 December 2008, when she could not pay on time the rent. The strong desire to make it big in the glamor world forced them to break all ties with her family to a lack of support is due. For two years trying it. Bollywood their luck as well, but without success A high level of stress, frustration and depression got to smoke their vicinity, beverages and drugs.
American model Sara Ziff, co-directed the award-winning documentary "Picture Me", which presents in the fashion industry a few cases of sexual assault. They also talked about how she was asked speaks, completely self undress when her breasts had not fully developed. Such instances of exploitation are in the glamor industry quite common.
A 15-year-old model from Slovenia had come with high expectations to Milan. However, she found herself caught in the wrong county and was later raped and wound up in a hospital. In 1998, a 19-year-old Israeli beauty queen was raped at knifepoint by a travel agency, as they landed in Italy to casting.
There are many instances where the models are made to look back and evaluate their decisions re. The death of Viveka Babajee almost a year ago had caught everyone's attention. After a successful stint in modeling in Mauritius and some controversy, she emigrated to India, where she had star status reached immediately by some high-profile ads, and some Bollywood flicks 2000-2004 it a niche for itself in the professional carved front but could not cope with the pressure in the personal front. It was June 25, 2010, as they hang dead from her ceiling fan in her apartment was found. News they report became depressed after a final break with her boyfriend. This case reminds us all suicide model Nafisa Joseph in 2004 and by model-turned-TV actress Kuljeet Randhawa in 2006. There are many such cases, raise awareness of the dark side of the glamor world in the foreground.
Eminent personalities from the fashion fraternity believe that each individual has to deal with some kind of stress or the other in each area. One has to deal with the problems in its own way. They believe that you are responsible for your own life. Amidst all this discussion, they agree unanimously that it is a little exposure to drugs in the fashion industry. Once breathing bills and creditors upcoming launch of a model neck down, it is not take them long to indulge in alcohol and drugs and later adapt to full-time hooking. This is how girls like Viveka Babajee caught in from which there is no way "out".
Loneliness is one of the factors that can push a person to commit suicide. There is a famous saying that no two professionals to be friends in the glamor industry. It should be strong enough to handle different situations and people. An aspiring model must be mentally prepared, a lot of deviousness and criticism come to accept their way.
Another important feature of the general attitude towards the glamor world is undoubtedly the contribution of the media. It is the media that converts a single incident in sensational news.
glamor industry, in fact, is only for the toughest, as it is not cup of tea for everyone. Drugs and alcohol are common and it is up to the individual to refrain from all acts of unfavorable enjoyment. It's worth it as a career track only if you aware of the pros and cons and is ready to cope with the errors. Before delving into the world of glamor, it is important that the aspiring models have a back-up career option, since the durability of models is short. Finally, one can not blame the glamor world for any type of instability on the personal front.
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