After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle talked about their time as Royals and made shocking revelations in an interview with Oprah, the internet was split in two. Now, I spoke exclusively with the TV stars and here is how they reacted.
The Duchess of Sussex and Hollywood star Meghan Markle recently spoke about the problems she faced while an active member of the British Royal Family. As soon as he revealed his agony, the explosive statements against the British Royal Family took the internet by storm. Meghan talked about how, during her first pregnancy, she faced severe racism and was also denied any security for herself and her husband, Prince Harry, by the royal monarchy.
She also added that all the low living conditions pushed her to a crucial time in her life, when she was facing serious mental health issues and was also thinking about suicide. Markle added that despite repeated requests, the royal family refused to allow him any help to support his mental health, saying it would sabotage the family’s elite reputation.
This whole saga has divided the internet in two. Some netizens supported Meghan and praised her wealth, the rest did not leave a stone unturned in naming her accusations as an act that would gather only two minutes of fame.
I contacted several TV stars, who strongly expressed their opinion on the hottest fiasco of 2021.
Sharad Tripathi
“I don’t think it’s against the royal family, but it’s against racism and then the whole stigma around suicidal thoughts. Coming first to the second point, why do we say that the person who committed suicide was weak, he / she should have fought and what not. Why don’t we address the issue rather. Not only are human fingerprints unique, but rather the human mindset is unique. Each of us is different, we think differently, we react differently. We have recently seen that so many colleagues have succumbed to such thoughts in our industry alone. With members of the royal family talking openly about suicidal thoughts, I think it will go a long way in destigmatizing mental health issues, especially in cases where it pushes individuals to the brink of suicidal thoughts. Now, getting to the first point, racism is something that royals have been wearing for centuries. We have direct experience of it since the sixteenth century, when the East India Company first set foot on the subcontinental soil. Remember when we used to watch TV series and movies with the words “Dogs and Indians are not allowed”. I was shocked when Meghan revealed on the show that the royal family was discussing the color of the unborn baby’s skin. This only shows the level of hypocrisy that is predominantly otherwise the pomp and charm of the royal family. Imagine pushing them to a level where the couple had to leave the UK. I personally feel that racism does not take place in the world. I am happy that in India we worship the goddess Kali, Lord Ram and Lord Krishna. We celebrate every color. Maybe it’s time for the English to learn from Indian culture as well. This interview reminded me of the interview of Princess Diana, which was just as shocking in nature. Things like this help ordinary people to understand that the royal family is as prone to human prejudice as we are. At the same time, I think this will herald a new era in the still Victorian mentality of the United Kingdom Kings. “
Aishwarya Sakuja
“Modernity and scientific progress have nothing to do with the decline of racism or mental abuse. We, as human beings, function and will always function in a way that seeks to prove superior. More prestige will always mean that the fear of losing everything is at its peak. When fear becomes the basis of the functioning of anything and everything is a possibility. Modernization and advancement of technology have nothing to do with the basic conditioning of a human mind. These things will always be widespread especially when it comes to the privileged and prestigious lot, because the fear of losing them all makes them work out of basic fear and less out of human compassion. ”
Anuj Sachdeva
“Well, such problems are more prevalent in the world’s prestigious families. There are higher stakes and the media is controlled around them, so most of the problems are pushed under the rug and eventually becomes a chronic disease. Such issues need to be addressed right from the start, and the stature of society should not be so important compared to the living people in the royal family. ”
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“Well, when it comes to mental health, it’s the most important thing for anyone and when we talk about mental health, I don’t think it’s about the rich or the poor, when things go wrong it can affect anyone, regardless of financial stature. , because if you are not happy in a place or with any problem in life, if you are not mentally stable, then not a single thing will be good for you. Mental health is a very important aspect in everyone’s life, so I feel “mentally thik rehna, mentally khush rehna important hai. it can be adjusted. “So, in my opinion, I think it has nothing to do with the royal family or anything to do with all the opinions around. Mental health problems can happen to anyone and everyone and it’s very important “Take care of her. When it comes to the people around us, it’s very important to support, to be with your loved ones. If someone has called on you for help, then I think you should do a little bit and be there for them instead of judging them.Over the years I realized that the most important thing is to be mentally happy, mentally stable and if this is sorted, then you have sorted everything. ”
Dimple Jhangiani
“Well, I feel that Meghan has made a bold choice to openly express what she has witnessed as a member of the royal family, and it is my deep desire to see the change it can bring. It is also extremely unfair for people to call her a working woman like a modern working woman, I strongly believe that the responsibility to keep her together does not lie with a woman alone. ”
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