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Darsheel Safary avoids googling himself to beat release anxiety: 'It freaks me out'
Darsheel Safary avoids googling himself to beat release anxiety: 'It freaks me out'

Time of India

time25-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Darsheel Safary avoids googling himself to beat release anxiety: 'It freaks me out'

Darsheel Safary, known for his debut in 'Taare Zameen Par', experiences intense release anxiety and avoids googling himself to cope. Unprepared for sudden fame, he wasn't backed by Bollywood but focuses on talent and hard work, choosing to ignore negativity and stay grounded amid challenges. While actors are often seen enjoying the fame that comes with their work's release, Darsheel Safary , the star of 'Taare Zameen Par', experiences a different side of the spotlight—release anxiety. In a recent conversation, he shared how this common actor's fear still affects him. Currently, Darsheel is featured in the web series Gamerlog. The Struggle with Release Anxiety In a conversation with News18, Darsheel revealed the intense anxiety he experiences whenever a project of his is released. Despite his calm and grounded reputation, he admitted, 'I freak out whenever any of my projects releases. I want to run away. I feel like hiding in some nice location to forget about everything." The actor described the period around a release as particularly stressful, explaining, 'This anxiety is something I can't take. It feels like people are checking your work and you are looking ki kya right hai, kya wrong. This is 100 times more exaggerated for me." Avoiding the Online Rabbit Hole To handle his anxiety, Darsheel sticks to a simple rule: he avoids looking himself up online. He explained, 'So I prefer not googling myself or my work," adding honestly, 'It freaks me out." Unprepared for Sudden Fame The actor also addressed why he didn't become a regular in Bollywood despite his iconic debut. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Accounting Automation Software Might Help You To Earn More Accounting Automation Software | Search ads Undo He admitted he was completely unprepared for fame, saying, 'I was someone who knew nothing about acting. My parents are not from an acting background. I had no idea how this industry works. Everything was new for me." Reflecting on his early days, he recalled asking his parents, 'papa how much am I getting paid?' since he was unaware of his earnings and was deliberately kept away from such details to concentrate on his craft. A Positive Outlook Amid Challenges Though celebrated as a standout child actor, Darsheel did not receive the level of support or opportunities one might expect. He maintains a positive outlook, explaining that it's crucial to block out negativity because people will always talk, and it's impossible to silence everyone. He acknowledges he isn't part of Bollywood's inner circle, saying, 'I would never even think about the fact that Bollywood didn't back me more. Who am I for them to back me? I am not their saga bhai." Instead, he focuses on his talent and hard work, noting that dwelling on such disappointments only causes emotional pain and distracts from his work.

Darsheel Safary Says He Doesn't Google Himself Or His Work: 'It Freaks Me Out'
Darsheel Safary Says He Doesn't Google Himself Or His Work: 'It Freaks Me Out'

News18

time25-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • News18

Darsheel Safary Says He Doesn't Google Himself Or His Work: 'It Freaks Me Out'

Last Updated: Darsheel Safary, known for Taare Zameen Par, admits to experiencing intense release anxiety. He avoids googling himself to cope with the overwhelming feeling of being scrutinised. We often imagine actors basking in the limelight when their work hits the screens. But for Taare Zameen Par star Darsheel Safary, the spotlight comes with its own share of jitters. In a recent chat with News18 Showsha, the young actor opened up about something very relatable to actors: release anxiety. Darsheel is currently seen in the web series, Gamerlog. 'I freak out whenever any of my projects releases. I want to run away. I feel like hiding in some nice location to forget about everything," Darsheel admits with honesty. The actor, who's known for his grounded persona, confessed that the days around a project's release feel overwhelming. 'This anxiety is something I can't take. It feels like people are checking your work and you are looking ki kya right hai, kya wrong. This is 100 times more exaggerated for me," he added. To cope, Darsheel has a rather simple rule – he avoids searching his name online. 'So I prefer not googling myself or my work," he said. 'It freaks me out." In the same interview, the actor broke his silence on why he never became a staple in the Hindi film industry, despite such an iconic debut. Darsheel spoke with raw honesty about how unprepared he was for the sudden fame. 'I was someone who knew nothing about acting. My parents are not from an acting background. I had no idea how this industry works. Everything was new for me," he shared. He added, 'In fact, I remember going to my parents asking, 'papa how much am I getting paid?' I had no idea about it and I was kept away from it for the longest time. I was told to focus on my work." Despite being hailed as the child actor of a generation, Darsheel didn't see the kind of backing or projects one might have anticipated. Still, he chooses not to dwell on it with bitterness. 'You need to understand when to block out certain information. People will talk about everything but you can't shut everybody's mouth. I can't go into the details of what news is being planted about me," he said. Darsheel further said, 'I would never even think about the fact that Bollywood didn't back me more. Who am I for them to back me? I am not their saga bhai. I just need to have talent and strength. I worked hard for that. It emotionally hurts thinking about such stuff honestly and derails you from your work." First Published:

‘Had to hide in principal's cabin': Taare Zameen Par's Ishaan Awasthi recalls fame amid buzz over Sitare Zameen Par
‘Had to hide in principal's cabin': Taare Zameen Par's Ishaan Awasthi recalls fame amid buzz over Sitare Zameen Par

Time of India

time25-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

‘Had to hide in principal's cabin': Taare Zameen Par's Ishaan Awasthi recalls fame amid buzz over Sitare Zameen Par

Darsheel Safary , best known for playing the lovable Ishaan Awasthi in Taare Zameen Par , is all set to return to the screen with his latest project, Gamerlog . In an interview with Moneycontrol, Darsheel shared how life changed after his early success and what drew him to this new venture. Fame After Taare Zameen Par Was Overwhelming Darsheel became an overnight star after the release of Taare Zameen Par, but he admitted he was unprepared for the sudden attention. 'I couldn't even return to class after break—the entire school gathered around me,' he told Moneycontrol. The film was released on Friday and on his first Monday back at school, he had to hide in the principal's office due to the crowd of excited students. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like If You Eat Ginger Everyday for 1 Month This is What Happens Tips and Tricks Undo Learning to Adjust to the Spotlight Initially, Darsheel found it hard to accept the changes fame brought. 'I was rebellious. I hated wearing a cap or goggles to hide,' he said to MoneyControl. But over time, he understood the importance of setting personal boundaries in public spaces. Slowly, he began embracing the experience, especially the unexpected conversations with strangers that helped him grow. Meaningful Interactions That Inspired Him As he matured, Darsheel found joy in meeting fans and hearing their personal stories. 'These conversations became emotional and helped me as an actor,' he said to MoneyControl. Even casual chats at airports left a lasting impression. 'I realised we're all one. Everyone has a story to tell, and that's beautiful.' Live Events Why He Took a Long Break from Acting Darsheel revealed that despite many offers, he took a step back from films due to self-doubt. 'I hadn't done any formal acting training. I wanted to wait for the right role and right story,' he said. Even though he gained experience in theatre and auditions, he was searching for something special. What Made Gamerlog the Right Comeback Darsheel said Gamerlog stood out because of the freshness of the concept and team. 'Everyone involved is starting out with a new energy, just like I did years ago. That excitement and love behind the project made me say yes,' he said, crediting the entire team, including producers Abhinay Deo, Neeta Shah, and his co-star Anjali Sivaraman. A New Chapter With New Confidence Now more confident and mature, Darsheel is excited about this new phase of his career. He hopes that Gamerlog will not only entertain but also reflect the passion behind its making.

Meet actor who became an overnight star with 18-year-old blockbuster, now says, ‘Unka saga bhai nahi,' amid lack of opportunities
Meet actor who became an overnight star with 18-year-old blockbuster, now says, ‘Unka saga bhai nahi,' amid lack of opportunities

India.com

time25-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • India.com

Meet actor who became an overnight star with 18-year-old blockbuster, now says, ‘Unka saga bhai nahi,' amid lack of opportunities

Meet actor who became an overnight star with 18-year-old blockbuster, now says, 'Unka saga bhai nahi,' amid lack of opportunities In the glitzy and glamorous world of Bollywood, many actors come and go. But some rare gems come, deliver a blockbuster, and become an overnight sensation right from their debut. One such case is of an actor who captivated a lot of eyeballs as he ventured into the acting world. However, despite his powerful start, the fame didn't last for long, and he didn't get the opportunities he expected. The actor that we are talking about is none other than Darsheel Safary. Portraying the role of Ishaan Awasthi in Aamir Khan's blockbuster Taare Zameen Par, Darsheel touched an emotional chord with the audience like no other and received a lot of appreciation for his impeccable acting. However, recently, in an interview, he opened up about not getting the opportunities he expected, 'Main unka saga nahi hoon', he said. Darsheel's sentence spoke about the bias that prevails in the industry between outsiders and a close-knit circle. Darsheel also emphasised that since he doesn't have any strong ties from the industry, its only through his hard work, he will achieve success. 'Main kaun hota hoon jisse Bollywood ka jodav rakhna chahiye? Main unka saga bhai nahi hoon. Mujhe sirf apni mehnat aur apne hunar par bharosa hai.' Expressing sadness for facing rejection, he shared, 'Haan, kabhi kabhi raat ko soch kar dil dukhata hai, lekin phir bhi main apne kaam par dhyan deta hoon.' Clearing the rumours and misinformation, he further revealed 'Log aapke baare mein kya keh rahe hain? Us par zyada dhyan dene ki zarurat nahi hai. Kuch baatein aisi hoti hain jinein aap rok nahi sakte. Har kisi ka munh band nahi kiya ja sakta'. He added, 'Kai baar mere baare mein bhi galat khabrein phaili gayi, lekin main un par dhyan nahi deta. Agar main sab mein ulajh jaoon to mera asli kaam ruk jaayega.' Darsheel is now all geared up for his upcoming web series Gamerlog, which will stream on Amazon MX Player. The plot of this series is around a small-town boy who has big dreams and wants to achieve big things in the world of e-sports.

Darsheel Safary Felt Left Out Of Sitaare Zameen Par; Amitabh Bachchan Silences Trolls With Savage Replies
Darsheel Safary Felt Left Out Of Sitaare Zameen Par; Amitabh Bachchan Silences Trolls With Savage Replies

News18

time24-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • News18

Darsheel Safary Felt Left Out Of Sitaare Zameen Par; Amitabh Bachchan Silences Trolls With Savage Replies

Darsheel responded with honesty when asked if he felt bad that Aamir Khan didn't approach him for Sitaare Zameen Par. In other news, Amitabh Bachchan gave savage replies to trolls. Darsheel Safary, who moved audiences to tears with his iconic portrayal of Ishaan Awasthi in Taare Zameen Par, has finally opened up about being absent from Aamir Khan's new film Sitaare Zameen Par. In an exclusive chat with News18 Showsha, Darsheel responded with honesty and maturity when asked if he felt bad that Aamir didn't approach him for the spiritual sequel. While he acknowledged feeling a tinge of disappointment, he also accepted that the film was not just about him. On Monday, Amitabh Bachchan hit the headlines for his sharp-witted responses to trolls who mocked him over his viral cybercrime awareness callertune. Not just this, he also gave savage replies to other jibes by trolls. Big B posted a tweet on X (formerly Twitter) stating, 'Ji haan huzoor, main bhi ek prashansak hoon. Toh?? (Yes, sir, I'm a fan too. So??)." An X user, in response, trolled him by writing, 'Toh phone pe bolna band kro bhay (So stop saying it on the phone)," criticising the actor for his cybercrime caller tune. Unperturbed, Big B replied with a calm retort, 'Sarkar ko bolo bhai, unhone jo kaha humne kar diya (Tell the government, I did what they told me to do)." For More: Amitabh Bachchan Reacts To Trolling Over Viral Cybercrime Callertune: 'Sarkar Ko Bolo…' An iconic piece of Indian cinema history is set to return to the big screen — this time, in its original, uncut form. The legendary film Sholay, directed by Ramesh Sippy and first released in 1975, will have its world premiere on June 27 in Bologna, Italy, as part of the Il Cinema Ritrovato Festival. The special screening will take place at Piazza Maggiore, an open-air venue known for showcasing film classics. This restored version includes the original ending — in which Thakur kills Gabbar Singh — that was removed from the original theatrical cut following directions from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). It also features never-before-seen deleted scenes. For More: Sholay's Uncut Version With Original Ending To Screen In Italy, Amitabh Bachchan And Dharmendra REACT The late Sunjay Kapur's sister, Mandhira Kapur, shared a moving tribute on Instagram that struck a chord following the industrialist's sudden death due to a heart attack. Accompanied by sweet childhood photos, she began with a confession that her brother and she hadn't spoken for nearly four years, after a minor childhood argument escalated and left them emotionally distant. Sunjay Kapur's first wife Nandita Mahtani reacted with red heart emojis. The recently released trailer of the horror-comedy Sardaar Ji 3, featuring Diljit Dosanjh and Neeru Bajwa, has ramped up anticipation ahead of its June 27 release. This time around, fans are thrown for a loop—Diljit's casting alongside popular Pakistani actor Hania Aamir (as well as Nasir Chinyoti, Daniel Khawar and Saleem Albela) ahead of an India release is stirring a big controversy. Despite releasing exclusively overseas, the trailer sparked criticism on social media. One fan wrote, 'Nation comes first—feeling let down to see Diljit so cozy with Pakistani co-stars." Another commented, 'Didn't expect this from Diljit post-Pahalgam—where's the line?" First Published:

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