The entertainment industry has always evolved with changing times, but not every shift is welcomed by those who value genuine talent.
The rise of social media has undoubtedly opened doors for many, yet it has also blurred the lines between popularity and skill.
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In today’s casting landscape, follower counts often overshadow years of dedication to the craft, leaving many deserving artists sidelined.
Geeta Kapur, a respected choreographer with decades of experience, recently voiced her concerns about this trend.
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She pointed out the irony of people with little real experience gaining massive followings overnight, sometimes surpassing those who have spent years honing their talent.
While she acknowledges that grabbing attention quickly is a skill in itself, Geeta feels the system is unfair to those who have invested time and effort into learning the art.
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Her disappointment is palpable when she speaks about talented actors and dancers being overlooked simply because they lack a strong social media presence.
What stands out is Geeta’s integrity—she refused to lend her name to dance academies just for branding, believing it would be dishonest.
Her perspective highlights a troubling shift: viral fame is now mistaken for expertise.
As the industry continues to chase numbers, it risks losing the depth and authenticity that true artists bring.
Geeta’s critique is a timely reminder that skill and dedication should not be overshadowed by fleeting online trends.
