After 25 years in Bollyood, Tusshar Kapoor recalls the pressure of being 'a certain way, to be in news, go to parties' as Jeetendra's son: 'I was told you've got to be acting when you're not acting also'
- Posted on July 21, 2026
- By The Times of India
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In brief
Actor Tusshar Kapoor marks two and a half decades in the Indian film industry, opening up about the relentless expectations tied to his celebrity lineage. As Jeetendra's son, he navigated intense public scrutiny and unwritten rules demanding constant performance both on and off-screen. His candid reflection reveals how star kids experience unique pressures often overlooked by audiences, shedding light on the invisible burdens accompanying privilege in Bollywood's demanding ecosystem.
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After 25 years in Bollyood, Tusshar Kapoor recalls the pressure of being 'a certain way, to be in news, go to parties' as Jeetendra's son: 'I was told you've got to be acting when you're not acting also'
Completing 25 years in Bollywood, Tusshar Kapoor has candidly reflected on the expectations and pressures that came with being veteran actor Jeetendra's son. While discussing his journey in a recent interview, the actor admitted that growing up in a film family brought its own challenges, adding that star kids often face a different kind of scrutiny despite public perception.
