@@vedantrusty it's not ok I think Due to big age gaps we can't see new faces of both male and female actors so opportunities are getting less for those who are trying to become new generation actor I think this will continue for lot's of years without changing until or unless the faces of star actors get creases like anil kapoor even he is 67 years old but looks like he is near 50 years 🥶
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry. Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes. As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors. Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences. In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward. The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship. Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
@@rachnasingh1111-z hume to dekhne mein weird hi lagta gai na...they look old now clearly aur abhi tak ek bhi aaisa role accept nahi kiya inhone...ab movie aaygi aur itni promotion hogi ye log itna promote karte hai movie ko to logo ko lagega na ki jake story kya hai dekhna chahiye...aapne bola vho bhi right hi hai..but just because audience curious ho jati hai movie ke liye unki galti thodi na define kar sarkte hai🤷♀️
I like how actreesses like karena , tabu, etc are breaking this invisible rule of "end of peak after 30" , feels justified how they're comfortable with their growing age and actually bending to the trends
@@Sabiha2828-idk indian society m mostly young logo ko attractive samja jata h koi 40 saal k adami ko attractive nhi samjata h isliye ye log young characters karte h
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry. Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes. As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors. Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences. In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward. The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship. Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
@@DhritiBaruah the couples still look super weird. Makeup and prosthetics can hide a few years not a few decades. The younger girls don’t like these old men like how they were liked in the 90s by girls. One day these old guys and their old fans gonna die, then there will nothing left .
Honestly most women crushes nowadays are younger men only. Not these old ass khans. They where cool there time. Now they should just stop it's honestly embarassing. Gen z needs to see our father's age men cast as heros yucckk
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Why just bollywood all over India all film industry has same problem. Chiranjeevi, rajnikant, balakrishna, venktesh, mohanlal, nagarjun all are south indian actors in 60s but they romance with young actress today. Ravi Teja, Mahesh Babu, Vijay, Ajit Kumar, Lunch new heroine as lead or second lead .
8 years younger male lead Akshay khanna has played love interest of Madhuri Dixit in 1997 movie "mohabbat", who has also played love interest of Vinod khanna in Dayavaan (1987) who is 21 years older than madhuri!! and, 2 year younger salman have played love interest of sridevi in 1993 movie "Chandramukhi"!! You don't see that in South movie? any example?
facts....south is arguebly worse. I watched rajnikant dude. He is like a generation before khans and he is in same generation as amitab bacchan. Even as a young kid I felt uncormtable.
"Katrina aur Deepika ko Saif ke saath pair kiya jaata hai leikin unke husbands ko Saif ki beti ke saath?" YOU COULD NOT HAVE SAID IT BETTERRR!!!! THIS IS AN AMAZING STATEMENT.
Anushka is 2 yrs older than kriti and srk is 2 yrs older than Akshay. Srk did first film with Anushka when she was just 19. And he was 40+. Akshay did first film with kriti wheh she was 30+. They both did Film with the actress who were not born when their film was released.
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry. Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes. As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors. Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences. In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward. The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship. Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
@@DhritiBaruah not Salman and Katrina because Salman Khan not tall and Akshay and Katrina jodi is faar better than because Akshay and Katrina are tall on screen couple or wo ek hit jodi ha
@@souravsarser6761 i m just giving example I agree that Akshay and Katrina look good together I wouldn't deny that Salman and Katrina has a cult following and they both look good together But now in the current day If u put any of the pair together on the screen it wont look good bcuz both r turning old . The charm is gone
The age gap in Bollywood reflects deeper societal and industry issues. In earlier times, people weren’t as aware or critical of these gaps, and roles for women were much harder to come by compared to today. Even in 2024, it seems that much of the audience still prefers seeing older male actors like Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan, and Akshay Kumar in lead roles, while young actors struggle to gain similar attention. This shows that society hasn't fully evolved its preferences. Moreover, female actors are often typecast into roles like the sister, wife, or girlfriend, and they're frequently objectified in romantic scenes or item songs, many of which feature semi-nude clothing. It’s surprising that more people don’t speak out against B-grade films or the prevalence of item songs, but these reflect what the audience-and perhaps even the culture-seems to want. Directors and producers are primarily driven by profit and don't seem to care about the negative impact these portrayals have on society. This is evident when big stars like Akshay Kumar, Shah Rukh Khan, and Ajay Devgan endorse products like Vimal Pan Masala under the guise of "elaichi masala," even though they know it’s linked to tobacco.
Also applies to heroines, 8 years younger male lead Akshay khanna has played love interest of Madhuri Dixit in 1997 movie "mohabbat", who has also played love interest of Vinod khanna in Dayavaan (1987) who is 21 years older than madhuri!! and, 2 year younger salman have played love interest of sridevi in 1993 movie "Chandramukhi"!!
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry. Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes. As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors. Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences. In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward. The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship. Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
I think SRK and Amir khan started playing their ages eg. Jawan [ father role], Dunki [ Old role], and in future projects like KING ,SRK will play as a mentor to his daughter, Amir khan in Dangal and LSC also played his age in portions. And bollywood actors still acknowlege this issue but the condition in South movies are worst in case of actors like Rajnikanth,Chiranjeevi,Balaya .
@@bunny_kapoorFirstly, the age difference is 20 years. Get your info correct. Second, they have been working together for 16 or 17 years now. It is not a new pairing and the audience loves them together based on movies being hits.
@@Aaravjayanti5225Well you too are bad at math. Obviously because you are fan boy of mamas boy and womanizer Ranbir. Maybe. Learn to do your own research and not be such a gullible fool
Shut up srk was trying hard to mimic his own voice in Pathan. It was so cringe entire movie was cringe same in jawan his wrinkles were visible in the movie.
How about, 8 years younger male lead Akshay khanna has played love interest of Madhuri Dixit in 1997 movie "mohabbat", who has also played love interest of Vinod khanna in Dayavaan (1987) who is 21 years older than madhuri!! and, 2 year younger salman have played love interest of sridevi in 1993 movie "Chandramukhi"!!
@@vedantrusty ha robot ma rajni kant aur Ashwarya. South ki movie pa bolna sa sabka fata kyu hai. Kai South actors aisa kerta hai. Per target bas Bollywood ko kerna ha, naya fashion jo ha 😂. Trying to be intellectual
age-gaps are such a weird topic, when done correctly they can impact and educate people on so many topics which are prominent today and can actually create change but seeing movies where unironically there is a 20-40 year age gap is is jarring. there are so many stories to tell so many movies that can be made. an actual feel good romance can be made with actors closer in age even from a marketing and PR point of view pairing actors their own age would make so much more sense but somehow the industry won't understand that for the pure reason of "shelf life hoti toh hai"
But I think.. Ki no body will Think of u r getting a chance of doing a film with kareena Kapoor(while u r a newbie) Ofcourse u will do it Cuz it's a human nature nd a dream
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry. Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes. As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors. Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences. In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward. The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship. Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
Agreed , like even Hollywood has the same problem But in this case, I actually like the Korean film and drama industry tho.. The max age gap there is 14 years ( which isn't good too) but it's not that common.. The male and female leads there usually have an age gap between 1 to 7 years or they're of the same age.. And that's really nice
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry. Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes. As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors. Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences. In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward. The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship. Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
Age is not a big thing, not an issue. But for cinema how girls are treated and how director and actors talk to them is an issue. Basically, how women are treated compared to male actors, and how they are asked vulgar/weird questions and not from the male co-stars
“If she does not have any issue, then it’s fine” Yeah because if you run the risk of being out of work or being labeled as hard to work with if you’re not fine with it, is it really that easy to say no?
I’m relieved I’m not the only one to think like tht yeh log young actors ko ane ni dete aur old uncles repeated cast hote rehte h audience need to stop watching such movies , Bollywood need to hesitate
There are actresses like Yami Gautam, Tabu, Taapsee who are in late 30s n beyond and are STILL DOING WELL COS THEY HAVE MORE TO OFFER THAN JUST LOOKS... sadly most actresses (not all) in early 20s have nothing to offer rather than beauty, glamour n looks.... BUT IF YOURE AN ACTOR THEN LOOKS ARE NOT ENOUGH, YOU GOTTA WORK HARD IN THE INITAIL YEARS (20s n early 30s) N THEN DEBUT, SUCCESS COMES WITH EXPERIENCE... like nobody knew SRK, JOHN ABRAHAM, NAWASSUIDDIN etc during early 20s in which actresses with average acting skills nowdays get million followers...
@@vedantrusty if you have tok about it in the video.... So your title should be Indian movies not bollywood... You should correct it... Other film industries also have many problems you should make a video on that also
@@narcissofernandes3273You made a good point but these youtubers ignore all other industries in india and HOllywood too and only target Bollywood for their views. They don't care really about the problem or how general it is.
@@saurabhpatil3654 it depends on us cause we don't wanna watch stories ..we have talented actress at 40 - 50s which can bring good stories Mainly people will watch in ott but in theater not ... Reality we are not art centric ...
Even Television industry started this trend In Yeh rishta kya kehlata hai 3 Pranali Rathod is 14 years younger than harshad chopda and Ami trivedi who played the role of mother of male lead(harshad)is just one year elder than harshad
Bollywood actresses who potray themselves as strong women and feminists don't have guts to say no to Such movies where male dominated scripts are made..it is how bollywood works..we we'll see same male heroes for next 30-40 yrs whereas on the other side you will see actresses getting fame for certain amount of time then other actress comes to replace it.. because bollywood potray women as object...
I understand your perspective on age-gaps in movies. It’s true that when handled thoughtfully, they can highlight important social themes and contribute to meaningful discussions. However, excessive and unrealistic age differences can sometimes detract from the story and feel out of place. Casting actors closer in age could indeed resonate well with audiences, aligning better with both creative and marketing goals. It's an interesting aspect the industry could explore more intentionally to produce compelling and relatable narratives.
Now I will speak from experience.. I was friends with a few actresses during college days (3 in my own batch, others in other batches) .. They all started early on in their teenage years, one of whom has actually worked in a Ram Gopal Verma superhit movie as a lead.. I asked them about it, they were very open and said will you watch a movie with a 15 year old girl-boy couple who you have never heard of? They explained that it was necessary for them to work with senior males otherwise no one will pay to watch their movies. Now if any of you have had actress friends please try and prove me wrong .. I am not going to name my friends here but I will be open to name the movies they have worked in to prove my point .
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry. Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes. As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors. Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences. In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward. The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship. Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
today there might be slight difference in attitude and opinions of the audience about female actress age but I had seen the audience reaction about top actresses in the movies about their age in the 90s and the best example was Madhuri Dixit. In 1995, when Raja released all people were going gaga over her and her hotness but in 1997, when dil to pagal hai released and SRK chose Madhuri over karishma Kapoor, the same audience were saying Madhuri buddhi ho gayi hai , he should choose Karishma Kapoor. Just in 2 years, the same audience changed. 😡In my opinion, primary factor is the audience that film makers cast Buddha hero with teen heroines. If the audience mindset will improve, then even filmmakers will also give importance to actresses after their prime age of 30s
It’s disappointing that SRK was willing to talk about this in an interview about om shanti om but then in another interview he said that it doesn’t matter and they will pick an actress based on talent not age.. I really think he changed this stance because before at the time of om shanti om he was okay as a romance lead actor he just needed an older actress opposite him but now if he talks about age gap he has to address his own age and the fact that he is getting too old for these roles. This is something these actors don’t want to do. There’s plenty of roles they can do that are age appropriate, amithab Bachan has been very relevant on screen over the years and his roles did change based on his age. I would personally love to see more family oriented movies with these actors playing fathers (like how ajay devgan has played this role in several movies now).
@@vedantrustyFirst of all friends... Admin chu@iye hai... 😂Age problems not only indian film industry (Bollywood & South)... Oo Hollywood & Others industry me bhi hai ... Bas ye views kuch bhi videos bana raha hai.. 😂
Just imagine a man who is 10 years older than you, approaching you or romance with you it's looks not good . And here is 15,20,30,40 years age gap. This is so much creepy.
I think the reason behind this is also our society in which we see that men marry girls much younger than themselves. That's why people probably feel comfortable watching it on the big screen as well.
I think this will surely change in next 10 years with on set of vfx….if the vfx becomes cheaper…the actresses can easily look atleast 5-7 years younger…..plus also they need good strong roles
Rusty, are you planning for videos on bollywood or we can expect some cool analysis videos, I mean I like these bollywood related videos were but I think the analysis videos were the "Flagship" of your channel :)
We live in modern liberal world where we hate following orthodox rules which are our tradition and rituals but we are full support on caste,color,height,age ....
We all have seen ageism in cinema and interviews. One question that always sparks in mind, if there is a serious issue going on with ageist actors, how many of you seen their contemporaries actresses saying that those actors should not say/do that. They are even best friends with those actors and it shows they are okay with this. I feel Actresses should speak about their friends on national televisions. They are anyway not going to do a film with them. What to lose here? If friendship , it's better to let these ageist friends go.
The same applies to the television industry. I have noticed many actresses on television who portray the role of mothers, and their age is often similar to that of the lead actor (the hero). The reality is that if a woman wishes to pursue an acting career in her 30s or 40s after saving a good amount of bank balance from traditional jobs, she often ends up playing supporting roles. For example:- Lillete Dubey started her Bollywood career at the age of 47 when she was the mother of a teenage girl in real life. She has mainly taken on supporting roles in Bollywood movies, but she looks remarkable for her age.
Acting toh yehi hui k actor/actress old hai ya young hai script ki demand agar 21 years hai and actor/actress is 55 is absolutely necessary for him / her to deliver that on screen. This is what acting is yar.
even in shadaa, neeru's character was shown to be older than diljit's, and it worked well too. loved that movie tbh. i think punjabi industry is very well balanced in this aspect. the male and female age gaps are not that wide i think. ofc there are exceptions, but in general we can see there's not much age gap between most ones (except like simi chahal-harish verma, amrinder gill-simi chahal etc etc..)
I wasn't interested in the Bollywood age gap debate until i watched the movie Cuttputlii. I was impressed by the storyline until Akshay and Rakul's romance subplot, it just ruined the whole vibe of the movie for me.
Though the difference is not significant but in gehraiya film deepika padukone is older than sinddharth and even in the film it's not specified that the characters of the film are of the same age difference as that in real life
Nothing wrong in that because male actors are professional and famous if anybody is uncomfortable reject the script and do films with same age group...but Deepika katrina kareena is comfortable at that time ..
I think bro has a serious problem with Bollywood. These issues exist in every film industry in India, but he only criticizes Bollywood. His channel thrives on bashing Bollywood. Hypocrisy at its peak. Problems exist across all industries, so if you want to talk about them, address the entire Indian film industry, not just Bollywood.
I see a lot of bollywood directors making remakes of famous movies of hollywood or south so why don't they make any zombie or vampire movie(I thought about it as it's a different genre and concept for the indian audience). In India, there are a lot of zombie and vampire movie fans who wants to see bollywood movies related to zombies and vampires but bollywood isn't that much serious about the genre of zombie or vampire.
And then men ask Ye LadKiYa K pOp Or K dRaMa Q dEkHti HaI ? Are Bhai phir kya 50 saal ke buddhe ko 20 yrs ki actress ke saath o antava karte dekhein? Be it Bollywood or any other Indian industry Pushpa se lekar jawan or animal tak tell me a single movie jise as a woman dekhne ka man kare.
This age gap problem just doesn't exist in bollywood. I mean think about the Tamil & Telugu film industry, where Nadamuri Balakrishnan romances actresses in their 20's and 30's
And you believe it or not, our toxic beauty standard, bad acting skills and nepotism are responsible for this short life of female actor run in industry. We have few exceptions also, See Vidhya balan, tabbu kinda actors who played lead in their 40's but never disappoints , coz they are that talented.
3:00 ye exposure nhi hai , agar age gap ki wajah se role reject kar dia toh aage jaake movie mei role milna muskil rahega Bcoz humare "the great superstar" ka ego hurt ho gya ji 😅
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Hi Vedaant. Really enjoy most of your content. However, lately i've been feeling you are just reiteratingthe same thing. If not the topic, your content seems very similar to most of your videos. I did enjoy the sanjay dutt video and would love to see more of that content. Hope you take my criticism in a good way.
This is why you'll see pattern of women watching k-pop or hollywood movies and TV shows instead of watching bollywood elderly male who shamelessly dancing with somebody's their daughters age 🤭💀 and there are many young male looking for their big break 💔 which they never gets because older males have interest in giving limelight and opportunities to young ones 🤷🏻♀️ it's weird.
😂😂 actually the reality is, women's age never leap as compare to male😮😮 as amisha patel was 16 in 2000, & she's just 20 in 20#5😂😂 the problem is with female mentality❤❤ as even alia bhatt is 11 years younger to her husband ranbir🎉
In every industry same shit is happening but this choose to name Bollywood only. People like him really accept the fact that in every industry age gap is there but People is doing the role because they wanted the part not because anyone is forcing them but instead only calling out Bollywood is not so good. What about rajni and Mohanlal, Chiranjeevi no comments on that haannn😂😂
This is Cinema where any one can play just role Dileep kumar - shayra bano Amitabh - meenakshi Dharmendra - anita raj Amitabh - sridevi Rajesh Khanna - teena munim Rajnikanth - Aishwarya rai Nagarjun - anushka Shetty ayesha takia Chirnjivi - Sonali And south has most number of age gap roles Even Female Superstar also romance with lesser age heroes Sridevi with Salman, Sridevi with Srk Rekha with Akshay Role should not be bind with Age color look relegions and cast wise it is cheap overjudgemental mentality .. Actor are just actors.. 😎even in real life in all relegions great hindu raja, rishi muni , mugal badshah, prophets married with young age Partner. Then why this double standards only for actors we should become overjudgemental. Let do thier work independently. 😎
All these AGEING issues in movie industries is due to portrayal of Women as EYE CANDY. Also,people naturally fall for freshness,be it male actors or audiences. 😅
what is your opinion on Bollywood's on screen age gap?
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@@vedantrusty it's not ok I think
Due to big age gaps we can't see new faces of both male and female actors so opportunities are getting less for those who are trying to become new generation actor
I think this will continue for lot's of years without changing until or unless the faces of star actors get creases like anil kapoor even he is 67 years old but looks like he is near 50 years 🥶
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry.
Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes.
As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors.
Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences.
In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward.
The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship.
Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
@@DhritiBaruah Wikipedia se chap diya hai kya bhai 💀
@@JustaRandomAnimeFan653 dhund lo
4:20 bro srk fans incoming
Problem is these male actors are not willing to accept that they are old now and they should choose age appropriate role🤷♀️
No problem hum hai jo inko dekhne jate hai aur newcomer mi movie dekhte hi nahi hai. Jo demand me hoga vahi bikega
@@rachnasingh1111-z hume to dekhne mein weird hi lagta gai na...they look old now clearly aur abhi tak ek bhi aaisa role accept nahi kiya inhone...ab movie aaygi aur itni promotion hogi ye log itna promote karte hai movie ko to logo ko lagega na ki jake story kya hai dekhna chahiye...aapne bola vho bhi right hi hai..but just because audience curious ho jati hai movie ke liye unki galti thodi na define kar sarkte hai🤷♀️
not actors fault but fault of public who watching these type movies indian audience 🤡
@@nishigandhakamble6634aisa bas aap soch teh ho.., most of the indian audience still are not ready to accept them in such roles...
@@nishigandhakamble6634 hollywood bhi same h waha bhi same age gap h but Indian cinema m romantic subplot par bahut cringe lagta h
I like how actreesses like karena , tabu, etc are breaking this invisible rule of "end of peak after 30" , feels justified how they're comfortable with their growing age and actually bending to the trends
Matlab tumhe age se dikkat nhi h?
@@raja-jl9os of course muje age gap se dikkat hai, but I have no problem with female actresses working as main lead in their 40's
@@Sabiha2828-idk indian society m mostly young logo ko attractive samja jata h koi 40 saal k adami ko attractive nhi samjata h isliye ye log young characters karte h
@@Sabiha2828-idk TV mostly female driven waha lead characters mostly female hoti h 😂
@@raja-jl9os if the boots fit I guess
Bollywood needs to find young talented male actors. I’m sure the country is full of them.
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry.
Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes.
As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors.
Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences.
In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward.
The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship.
Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
@@DhritiBaruah the couples still look super weird. Makeup and prosthetics can hide a few years not a few decades. The younger girls don’t like these old men like how they were liked in the 90s by girls. One day these old guys and their old fans gonna die, then there will nothing left .
It is, those men just don’t have a specific last name or the right connections/wealth to get casted that much.
Not much tbh Kartik Aaryan Ishaan Khattar and Rohit Saraf are the youngest and Abhay Verma too v few male actors are under 30
Honestly most women crushes nowadays are younger men only. Not these old ass khans.
They where cool there time. Now they should just stop it's honestly embarassing. Gen z needs to see our father's age men cast as heros yucckk
Some Bollywood movies is rotting minds of teenagers these days
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@@Suiiii12_7bruhh 😂😂
Some ?? I thik alot
@@Suiiii12_7Ganga nahi vanga itni ijjat mat de bhai usse 😂
The fact that Akshay wants to do a romantic movie with sara Ali khan is so weird man you literally raised her she's your friend's kid
Richard and Monica 😅
Why just bollywood all over India all film industry has same problem. Chiranjeevi, rajnikant, balakrishna, venktesh, mohanlal, nagarjun all are south indian actors in 60s but they romance with young actress today. Ravi Teja, Mahesh Babu, Vijay, Ajit Kumar, Lunch new heroine as lead or second lead .
Whole Indian cinema is garbage
@@raja-jl9os bro go and see Hollywood also mission impossible hero and there actresses age
8 years younger male lead Akshay khanna has played love interest of Madhuri Dixit in 1997 movie "mohabbat", who has also played love interest of Vinod khanna in Dayavaan (1987) who is 21 years older than madhuri!! and,
2 year younger salman have played love interest of sridevi in 1993 movie "Chandramukhi"!! You don't see that in South movie? any example?
facts....south is arguebly worse. I watched rajnikant dude. He is like a generation before khans and he is in same generation as amitab bacchan. Even as a young kid I felt uncormtable.
@@raja-jl9os not a only IND industry... also hollywood & others 😂
"Katrina aur Deepika ko Saif ke saath pair kiya jaata hai leikin unke husbands ko Saif ki beti ke saath?"
YOU COULD NOT HAVE SAID IT BETTERRR!!!! THIS IS AN AMAZING STATEMENT.
Anushka is 2 yrs older than kriti and srk is 2 yrs older than Akshay. Srk did first film with Anushka when she was just 19. And he was 40+. Akshay did first film with kriti wheh she was 30+. They both did Film with the actress who were not born when their film was released.
Actress logo ko 18 saal m lead mil jata 😂
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry.
Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes.
As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors.
Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences.
In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward.
The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship.
Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
@@DhritiBaruah not Salman and Katrina because Salman Khan not tall and Akshay and Katrina jodi is faar better than because Akshay and Katrina are tall on screen couple or wo ek hit jodi ha
@@souravsarser6761 i m just giving example
I agree that Akshay and Katrina look good together
I wouldn't deny that Salman and Katrina has a cult following and they both look good together
But now in the current day
If u put any of the pair together on the screen it wont look good bcuz both r turning old .
The charm is gone
The age gap in Bollywood reflects deeper societal and industry issues. In earlier times, people weren’t as aware or critical of these gaps, and roles for women were much harder to come by compared to today. Even in 2024, it seems that much of the audience still prefers seeing older male actors like Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan, and Akshay Kumar in lead roles, while young actors struggle to gain similar attention. This shows that society hasn't fully evolved its preferences.
Moreover, female actors are often typecast into roles like the sister, wife, or girlfriend, and they're frequently objectified in romantic scenes or item songs, many of which feature semi-nude clothing. It’s surprising that more people don’t speak out against B-grade films or the prevalence of item songs, but these reflect what the audience-and perhaps even the culture-seems to want.
Directors and producers are primarily driven by profit and don't seem to care about the negative impact these portrayals have on society. This is evident when big stars like Akshay Kumar, Shah Rukh Khan, and Ajay Devgan endorse products like Vimal Pan Masala under the guise of "elaichi masala," even though they know it’s linked to tobacco.
So called young actor's bhi 35-40 saal k h 😂
Pahale k time pe young actor's ko cast kiya jata tha but aaj aisa nhi hota
Also applies to heroines,
8 years younger male lead Akshay khanna has played love interest of Madhuri Dixit in 1997 movie "mohabbat", who has also played love interest of Vinod khanna in Dayavaan (1987) who is 21 years older than madhuri!! and,
2 year younger salman have played love interest of sridevi in 1993 movie "Chandramukhi"!!
@@sjnmhn 8yrs, 2yrs age gap is not an issue -_-
Surprisingly, what a coincidence....! both NTR's grandson and Sridevi's daughter are working together in a movie..
Meanwhile Rajnikant, Ravi Teja, Bala are romancing with actress half their age.....😅😅
| Go and watch south films stars like Chiranjeevi, Pawan Kalyan, they are doing same thing
The worst is Balakrishna............. I'm seeing a large age gap between him and his heroines.........................
I swear to God, Balakrishna is just too much .@@childofgod2050
Only telegu and tamil
Watch Malayalam movies
Even if they did age gap movies those movies will be highly criticised in here and flopped
Srk looks old. Even Ajay Devgan looks still like 45 but srk looks like a 60 yr old man now.
Srk is 60 years old
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry.
Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes.
As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors.
Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences.
In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward.
The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship.
Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
Also ajay devgan movies he play mostly he's age even golmal also everybody make jokes on him and parineeti father figure
@@kenadams152158 ka h bo
I think SRK and Amir khan started playing their ages eg. Jawan [ father role], Dunki [ Old role], and in future projects like KING ,SRK will play as a mentor to his daughter, Amir khan in Dangal and LSC also played his age in portions. And bollywood actors still acknowlege this issue but the condition in South movies are worst in case of actors like Rajnikanth,Chiranjeevi,Balaya .
Cheepika played suvarukh khans lover in the and there age difference is more than 24 years 😂😂
😂😂😂 more than 24 years age gap between taapsee and srk in dunki are you kidding.
Seems like you are srk fan.
@@bunny_kapoorFirstly, the age difference is 20 years. Get your info correct. Second, they have been working together for 16 or 17 years now. It is not a new pairing and the audience loves them together based on movies being hits.
@@Aaravjayanti5225Well you too are bad at math. Obviously because you are fan boy of mamas boy and womanizer Ranbir. Maybe. Learn to do your own research and not be such a gullible fool
Shut up srk was trying hard to mimic his own voice in Pathan. It was so cringe entire movie was cringe same in jawan his wrinkles were visible in the movie.
That's why bollywood,movie not famous these days..if 25 age actor looks good with 23 not 40s
Hmm
How about,
8 years younger male lead Akshay khanna has played love interest of Madhuri Dixit in 1997 movie "mohabbat", who has also played love interest of Vinod khanna in Dayavaan (1987) who is 21 years older than madhuri!! and,
2 year younger salman have played love interest of sridevi in 1993 movie "Chandramukhi"!!
@@sjnmhn bro in 20 they look like 30s all bollywood actor
@@vedantrusty ha robot ma rajni kant aur Ashwarya. South ki movie pa bolna sa sabka fata kyu hai. Kai South actors aisa kerta hai. Per target bas Bollywood ko kerna ha, naya fashion jo ha 😂.
Trying to be intellectual
Tom cruise or Rajni Kanth ka naam suna h etc
The dirty film was the best example for this case
age-gaps are such a weird topic, when done correctly they can impact and educate people on so many topics which are prominent today and can actually create change but seeing movies where unironically there is a 20-40 year age gap is is jarring. there are so many stories to tell so many movies that can be made. an actual feel good romance can be made with actors closer in age even from a marketing and PR point of view pairing actors their own age would make so much more sense but somehow the industry won't understand that for the pure reason of "shelf life hoti toh hai"
I still remembered how Madhuri was heavily criticised after Dil to pagal hai for her age and looks...by the way she was just 29 yrs old at that time
The young actresses should all say no and force producers to cast age appropriate older actresses. Women should support women
But I think..
Ki no body will
Think of u r getting a chance of doing a film with kareena Kapoor(while u r a newbie)
Ofcourse u will do it
Cuz it's a human nature nd a dream
Bhai agar srk salman yaa akshay ko pata chala ki ek new comer unke saath kaam. Nhi karna chahti hai toh kya woh use survive krne denge industry mei???
@@Anmoluser bhai the point I am making is that the actresses themselves won't say no. Feminism Gaya tel lene
@@Anmoluser haa
Karne denge
They aren't karan johar
They all are too outsiders
@@obaidullahkhan8133 are you empty in the head or what dumbo?? They don't have the option to refuse or else they will lose their career.
This is just not problem
Of bollywood but problem of almost all
The film industries
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry.
Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes.
As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors.
Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences.
In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward.
The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship.
Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
Agreed , like even Hollywood has the same problem
But in this case, I actually like the Korean film and drama industry tho..
The max age gap there is 14 years ( which isn't good too) but it's not that common..
The male and female leads there usually have an age gap between 1 to 7 years or they're of the same age..
And that's really nice
1:48 thats really uncomfortable.....
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry.
Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes.
As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors.
Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences.
In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward.
The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship.
Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
Age is not a big thing, not an issue. But for cinema how girls are treated and how director and actors talk to them is an issue. Basically, how women are treated compared to male actors, and how they are asked vulgar/weird questions and not from the male co-stars
That's why Priyanka Chopra left Bollywood....she is just 🔥❤️
Main 48 ka ho
AP ki age kia hai
@@abdulrazzaq1354 woh aiysha nhi h
@@raja-jl9os 🤣
@@raja-jl9os maqsad nhi bholo ga
Hain Bhai Apne se aadi umer k ladke slk Saath hi shadi karliya😂😂
“If she does not have any issue, then it’s fine” Yeah because if you run the risk of being out of work or being labeled as hard to work with if you’re not fine with it, is it really that easy to say no?
I don't think it is beyond patriarchy, fame and women objectification
I’m relieved I’m not the only one to think like tht yeh log young actors ko ane ni dete aur old uncles repeated cast hote rehte h audience need to stop watching such movies , Bollywood need to hesitate
There are actresses like Yami Gautam, Tabu, Taapsee who are in late 30s n beyond and are STILL DOING WELL COS THEY HAVE MORE TO OFFER THAN JUST LOOKS... sadly most actresses (not all) in early 20s have nothing to offer rather than beauty, glamour n looks.... BUT IF YOURE AN ACTOR THEN LOOKS ARE NOT ENOUGH, YOU GOTTA WORK HARD IN THE INITAIL YEARS (20s n early 30s) N THEN DEBUT, SUCCESS COMES WITH EXPERIENCE... like nobody knew SRK, JOHN ABRAHAM, NAWASSUIDDIN etc during early 20s in which actresses with average acting skills nowdays get million followers...
Not only india but whole india film industry problem
Yes we talk about it in the video
@@vedantrusty yes but title me sirf bollywood likha hai
@@vedantrusty if you have tok about it in the video.... So your title should be Indian movies not bollywood... You should correct it... Other film industries also have many problems you should make a video on that also
@@narcissofernandes3273You made a good point but these youtubers ignore all other industries in india and HOllywood too and only target Bollywood for their views. They don't care really about the problem or how general it is.
It all depends on audience. They don't like to watch old heroines and they're not marketable. Heroines doesn't have fan following like male actors
true also
tabu and Kareena have a proper fan following but directors still believe in "Shelf Life of actress"
@@saurabhpatil3654 it depends on us cause we don't wanna watch stories ..we have talented actress at 40 - 50s which can bring good stories
Mainly people will watch in ott but in theater not ...
Reality we are not art centric ...
Nowadays directors also play the role of philosophers
South actor balaya ne apni actress ko state se push karne ki koshish ki thi 😊
Even Television industry started this trend In Yeh rishta kya kehlata hai 3 Pranali Rathod is 14 years younger than harshad chopda and Ami trivedi who played the role of mother of male lead(harshad)is just one year elder than harshad
You have not mentioned how recently Vijay Thalapathy refused to work with younger actress because around 20 year age Gap. You should mention 🙌🏻
For context Vijay Sethupati refused to work with Kriti Shetty because of age gap
Did anybody notice Kriti Sanon's age is written as 23. 😂😅😊. She is 34 by the way.
He want to distract his Audience by the thumbnail but it's not good
Akshay with Saif's daughter wow.
Let that be sinken. 😮
yes, that was what blew my mind too
Salman with anil Kapoor's daughter
Bro you should watch atrangi re for understanding that there's a twist
Bollywood actresses who potray themselves as strong women and feminists don't have guts to say no to Such movies where male dominated scripts are made..it is how bollywood works..we we'll see same male heroes for next 30-40 yrs whereas on the other side you will see actresses getting fame for certain amount of time then other actress comes to replace it.. because bollywood potray women as object...
Akshay Kumar in Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi(1996) was 28 years old while his co star Rekha was 41 years old.
Vahi tho
They won't consider this
And say
That's a rare case
ok? compare that to the number of movies akshay has done with younger actresses
That's just 1 case tell me other
Their age gap -13
Akshay with Manushi - 30
With Vaani - 21
With Sonakshi - 20
@@khhwahishare abhi toh ruko tum welcome to the jungle mei disha patani ke saath romance kar rha hai 😂😂
I understand your perspective on age-gaps in movies. It’s true that when handled thoughtfully, they can highlight important social themes and contribute to meaningful discussions. However, excessive and unrealistic age differences can sometimes detract from the story and feel out of place. Casting actors closer in age could indeed resonate well with audiences, aligning better with both creative and marketing goals. It's an interesting aspect the industry could explore more intentionally to produce compelling and relatable narratives.
bruv has 69 missed calls from karan johar also bollywood age gap is too irritating
This the issue of all industries , especially south indian Industry like can you imagine 15 year old sridevi romancing with a 50 year old man
Manushi is not a successful actress, so it is best not to concern ourselves with what she says or does to stay in the industry.
ok
Now I will speak from experience..
I was friends with a few actresses during college days (3 in my own batch, others in other batches) .. They all started early on in their teenage years, one of whom has actually worked in a Ram Gopal Verma superhit movie as a lead.. I asked them about it, they were very open and said will you watch a movie with a 15 year old girl-boy couple who you have never heard of?
They explained that it was necessary for them to work with senior males otherwise no one will pay to watch their movies.
Now if any of you have had actress friends please try and prove me wrong .. I am not going to name my friends here but I will be open to name the movies they have worked in to prove my point .
They should learn from Anil Kapoor to choose age appropriate roles.
The age gap between male and female actors in the Bollywood industry has been a noticeable trend for years. While many factors contribute to this, a major one is the appearance and how well the on-screen couple's chemistry is portrayed. In some films, directors and makeup artists manage to make the couple look glamorous and cohesive, despite the age difference. However, in other films, this age gap becomes more obvious, resulting in a lack of convincing chemistry.
Looking back at the 90s Bollywood stars such as Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Salman Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan, there was less emphasis on male actors wearing heavy makeup. When they did, it was usually for technical reasons like lighting. In contrast, female actors were expected to wear makeup to create a flawless, doll-like appearance. Over time, this dynamic has led to some interesting outcomes.
As the male actors aged, their appearance changed too, but they could still mask signs of aging like wrinkles with makeup and prosthetics. Although some signs of age remain visible, these actors generally maintain a youthful look that audiences are familiar with from their younger years. However, this isn't always the case with actresses. Since actresses have been consistently wearing makeup from a younger age, their natural aging signs become more noticeable as they get older. Even when makeup is used in their later years, it's harder to conceal wrinkles or facial changes entirely, and this often affects the audience's acceptance of them in younger roles, especially when paired with much younger male actors.
Take Aishwarya Rai, for example. When she starred in *Taal*, she had minimal makeup and was praised for her natural beauty. However, as she has aged, the changes in her appearance, even with makeup, are more noticeable, making it harder for her to be cast as a hero’s partner in today’s films. Similarly, in *Om Shanti Om*, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone had a significant age difference, yet their pairing was widely accepted because both appeared youthful. However, in Shah Rukh Khan’s recent film *Pathaan*, audiences have begun to question the age gap, as the makeup and prosthetics no longer fully conceal the differences.
In cases like Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, the dynamic works well because both are tall, confident, and have strong screen presences that complement each other. However, when older actors like Akshay Kumar are paired with much younger actresses like Sara Ali Khan or Manushi Chhillar, the age gap becomes more glaring and awkward.
The reality is that male actors are often accepted in romantic roles well into their older years, while female actors, due to societal expectations and the visibility of aging, face more scrutiny. If the age difference is subtle and hidden by makeup or strong chemistry, audiences may not question it. But when the age gap becomes too pronounced, it affects the believability of the on-screen relationship.
Moreover, Bollywood traditionally has preferred male actors to be older than their female counterparts. Female actors rarely, if ever, play romantic leads opposite younger male actors, because aging on a woman’s face tends to be more scrutinized, and this imbalance reflects societal norms regarding beauty and age.
your content these days is too good
today there might be slight difference in attitude and opinions of the audience about female actress age but I had seen the audience reaction about top actresses in the movies about their age in the 90s and the best example was Madhuri Dixit. In 1995, when Raja released all people were going gaga over her and her hotness but in 1997, when dil to pagal hai released and SRK chose Madhuri over karishma Kapoor, the same audience were saying Madhuri buddhi ho gayi hai , he should choose Karishma Kapoor. Just in 2 years, the same audience changed. 😡In my opinion, primary factor is the audience that film makers cast Buddha hero with teen heroines. If the audience mindset will improve, then even filmmakers will also give importance to actresses after their prime age of 30s
It’s disappointing that SRK was willing to talk about this in an interview about om shanti om but then in another interview he said that it doesn’t matter and they will pick an actress based on talent not age.. I really think he changed this stance because before at the time of om shanti om he was okay as a romance lead actor he just needed an older actress opposite him but now if he talks about age gap he has to address his own age and the fact that he is getting too old for these roles. This is something these actors don’t want to do. There’s plenty of roles they can do that are age appropriate, amithab Bachan has been very relevant on screen over the years and his roles did change based on his age. I would personally love to see more family oriented movies with these actors playing fathers (like how ajay devgan has played this role in several movies now).
Age gap is real even in marriages also older age women not be pregnant but old age man pregnant young girl
Vedant bro is on a roll 😮
Brilliant video bro.... Hats off to you
Thanks bro
@@vedantrusty ❤️
21:09 well 20/30 years age gap tbh looks cringe on screen. its worst
Is desh me kabhi bhi koi bhi issue solve nahi hoga
Acha
@@vedantrusty yes aur reason hum hi hai
@@vedantrustyFirst of all friends... Admin chu@iye hai... 😂Age problems not only indian film industry (Bollywood & South)...
Oo Hollywood & Others industry me bhi hai ...
Bas ye views kuch bhi videos bana raha hai.. 😂
Just imagine a man who is 10 years older than you, approaching you or romance with you it's looks not good . And here is 15,20,30,40 years age gap. This is so much creepy.
I think the reason behind this is also our society in which we see that men marry girls much younger than themselves. That's why people probably feel comfortable watching it on the big screen as well.
Yeah young girls even marry 70yr old man for money 😂😂😂
In k drama industry i have never seen inappropriate age gap. No wonder they are worldwide famous now
I think this will surely change in next 10 years with on set of vfx….if the vfx becomes cheaper…the actresses can easily look atleast 5-7 years younger…..plus also they need good strong roles
Rusty, are you planning for videos on bollywood or we can expect some cool analysis videos, I mean I like these bollywood related videos were but I think the analysis videos were the "Flagship" of your channel :)
we're planning some, those take time; that's why they're the flagship
It is definitely weird I'm happy for Abhay Verma though youngest male actor in Bollywood under 30 ❤
The actresses are fully ready to do anything for fame .. anything, old actors also take advantage very bad
Nice victim-blaming. As if they will have a career if they refuse.
because they know that they won't get work after passing 30
From Deepika to alia to Katrina to Kiara all are plus 30 do u think they are not getting work.... It's changing times
@@viratsingh288 They have already established themselves in the field. What about the newcommers?
@@preronachatterjee833 they too will establish themselves
We live in modern liberal world where we hate following orthodox rules which are our tradition and rituals but we are full support on caste,color,height,age ....
We all have seen ageism in cinema and interviews. One question that always sparks in mind, if there is a serious issue going on with ageist actors, how many of you seen their contemporaries actresses saying that those actors should not say/do that. They are even best friends with those actors and it shows they are okay with this. I feel Actresses should speak about their friends on national televisions. They are anyway not going to do a film with them. What to lose here? If friendship , it's better to let these ageist friends go.
The same applies to the television industry. I have noticed many actresses on television who portray the role of mothers, and their age is often similar to that of the lead actor (the hero). The reality is that if a woman wishes to pursue an acting career in her 30s or 40s after saving a good amount of bank balance from traditional jobs, she often ends up playing supporting roles. For example:- Lillete Dubey started her Bollywood career at the age of 47 when she was the mother of a teenage girl in real life. She has mainly taken on supporting roles in Bollywood movies, but she looks remarkable for her age.
interesting point
We want hot women and good actors. That's why age gap. No hypocracy
True and these old good actors still look young because of makeup And fit body
Acting toh yehi hui k actor/actress old hai ya young hai script ki demand agar 21 years hai and actor/actress is 55 is absolutely necessary for him / her to deliver that on screen. This is what acting is yar.
But Neeru bajwa (Punjabi actress) age 44 is still casted as main actress with 4 year younger diljit dosanjh.
exactly, and their chemistry was just wow again
even in shadaa, neeru's character was shown to be older than diljit's, and it worked well too. loved that movie tbh. i think punjabi industry is very well balanced in this aspect. the male and female age gaps are not that wide i think. ofc there are exceptions, but in general we can see there's not much age gap between most ones (except like simi chahal-harish verma, amrinder gill-simi chahal etc etc..)
Mere bachpan ke question pe video bna di aap ne brother ❤❤❤❤
I wasn't interested in the Bollywood age gap debate until i watched the movie Cuttputlii. I was impressed by the storyline until Akshay and Rakul's romance subplot, it just ruined the whole vibe of the movie for me.
There is the difference BTW age gap and generation gap
Actually i have opinion. People see small age girl in movies. But not for Boy. Boy is different 😅
Though the difference is not significant but in gehraiya film deepika padukone is older than sinddharth and even in the film it's not specified that the characters of the film are of the same age difference as that in real life
Exceptions : Aishwarya Rai, Shraddha Kapoor, Anushka Sharma, etc.
sure
@@vedantrusty Aishwarya did reverse with Ranbir who is 9 year younger,
Nothing wrong in that because male actors are professional and famous if anybody is uncomfortable reject the script and do films with same age group...but Deepika katrina kareena is comfortable at that time ..
I think bro has a serious problem with Bollywood. These issues exist in every film industry in India, but he only criticizes Bollywood. His channel thrives on bashing Bollywood. Hypocrisy at its peak. Problems exist across all industries, so if you want to talk about them, address the entire Indian film industry, not just Bollywood.
😂uski audiences hi Puri bollywood wali hai bhai
Views Jayda aate bollywood ka naam leke
Lol does it bother you so much that Bollywood is being criticized? 😂😂 Bollywood simp.
Right 👍
Just wanna defame bollywood.
What about South movies???
हर जगह यही हाल है।
@@ankuj7808exactly just see the thumbnail kriti is 34 year old he's putting 23 in thumbnail
Yhi to bat h bhai isko sirf bollywood ko girana h south ki chatni h
I see a lot of bollywood directors making remakes of famous movies of hollywood or south so why don't they make any zombie or vampire movie(I thought about it as it's a different genre and concept for the indian audience). In India, there are a lot of zombie and vampire movie fans who wants to see bollywood movies related to zombies and vampires but bollywood isn't that much serious about the genre of zombie or vampire.
I'm agree with you 😢😢❤❤
And then men ask
Ye LadKiYa K pOp Or K dRaMa Q dEkHti HaI ?
Are Bhai phir kya 50 saal ke buddhe ko 20 yrs ki actress ke saath o antava karte dekhein?
Be it Bollywood or any other Indian industry
Pushpa se lekar jawan or animal tak tell me a single movie jise as a woman dekhne ka man kare.
why dont they make the actress look younger when they can make the actors young using makeup??
Bro I hope one day you find the legend BALAYAA. Jai balaiyaa😂😂
This age gap problem just doesn't exist in bollywood. I mean think about the Tamil & Telugu film industry, where Nadamuri Balakrishnan romances actresses in their 20's and 30's
bhai you should start making full fledged documentaries man, genuinely speaking your work is ultimate
in pakistan fahad mustafa didnt work with hania amir until she was old enough for him he said it in an interview
Finally someone is talking about it
And you believe it or not, our toxic beauty standard, bad acting skills and nepotism are responsible for this short life of female actor run in industry.
We have few exceptions also, See Vidhya balan, tabbu kinda actors who played lead in their 40's but never disappoints , coz they are that talented.
Because Bollywood women look very old according to their age
3:00 ye exposure nhi hai ,
agar age gap ki wajah se role reject kar dia toh aage jaake movie mei role milna muskil rahega
Bcoz humare "the great superstar" ka ego hurt ho gya ji 😅
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Hi Vedaant. Really enjoy most of your content. However, lately i've been feeling you are just reiteratingthe same thing. If not the topic, your content seems very similar to most of your videos. I did enjoy the sanjay dutt video and would love to see more of that content. Hope you take my criticism in a good way.
0:57 movie name?
Bade miya
Chote miya
Maharana Pratap
Freaky ass 😂😂
This is why you'll see pattern of women watching k-pop or hollywood movies and TV shows instead of watching bollywood elderly male who shamelessly dancing with somebody's their daughters age 🤭💀 and there are many young male looking for their big break 💔 which they never gets because older males have interest in giving limelight and opportunities to young ones 🤷🏻♀️ it's weird.
😂😂 actually the reality is, women's age never leap as compare to male😮😮 as amisha patel was 16 in 2000, & she's just 20 in 20#5😂😂 the problem is with female mentality❤❤ as even alia bhatt is 11 years younger to her husband ranbir🎉
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sure it does
In every industry same shit is happening but this choose to name Bollywood only.
People like him really accept the fact that in every industry age gap is there but People is doing the role because they wanted the part not because anyone is forcing them but instead only calling out Bollywood is not so good.
What about rajni and Mohanlal, Chiranjeevi no comments on that haannn😂😂
Ranbir Kapoor only actor who work with all group age actresses
This is Cinema where any one can play just role
Dileep kumar - shayra bano
Amitabh - meenakshi
Dharmendra - anita raj
Amitabh - sridevi
Rajesh Khanna - teena munim
Rajnikanth - Aishwarya rai
Nagarjun - anushka Shetty ayesha takia
Chirnjivi - Sonali
And south has most number of age gap roles
Even Female Superstar also romance with lesser age heroes
Sridevi with Salman,
Sridevi with Srk
Rekha with Akshay
Role should not be bind with Age color look relegions and cast wise it is cheap overjudgemental mentality .. Actor are just actors.. 😎even in real life in all relegions great hindu raja, rishi muni , mugal badshah, prophets married with young age Partner. Then why this double standards only for actors we should become overjudgemental. Let do thier work independently.
😎
This problem exist in other film industry too.
In Indian movies lots of actors work for money commercial success not for the art no one is looking for art
Srk on top 😂😂😂
sure
Men are generally on top of women, what's new
Think I've read somewhere that he said he wouldn't be paired opposite girls below 35
Every body cannot be vijay sethupathi where he rajected to act as her lover in a movie just because he was a father of the actress in a movie
Ott😂😂 ott na toh sugar dady ka
Concept introduced kiya jo normal life pr bhe impact dall rha ha
acha
All these AGEING issues in movie industries is due to portrayal of Women as EYE CANDY.
Also,people naturally fall for freshness,be it male actors or audiences.
😅