Learn something from other Child actors retard

Darsheel Safary, like I've said many times before, is one of the biggest egoistic and retarded people to have ever come across in the Hindi film industry. This is because of the reasons all of you are already aware of. Now, listen to me Darsheel Safary, why don't you take a lesson or two from other child actors who are WAY better than you and actually look decent and not demented like you do?

- Swini Khare: Her role as Sexy in Cheeni Kum was a role someone like you would never be able to do, you're impotent for roles such as those. With her awesome expressions with an actor like Amitabh Bachchan, she was one of the most important characters of the film. Did she demand a best actress award or a best supporting actress award? She could have gone for the latter, but no, she isn't egoistic, knows that she is a child actor, and knows she has a long way to go.

- Ayesha Kapoor: Her role in Black? Dude look in the mirror, do you see someone who'd be able to accomplish a role of THAT Caliber? Do you think you can act so naturally? It is impossible Darsheel, Aamir Khan camouflaged your idiotic acting with his great direction skills, covering you with slow motion shots, very few dialogues and having the actors AROUND you act more and give all of their momentum to your character, which you couldn't even carry. Ayesha Kapoor acted on her own, expressing her character's real nature through her expressions and acting, unlike you Safary. You're just... a stereotypical child actor from the 60's.

There are many more child actors I can keep talking about Safary, kids that have worked in films all over, even as a main actor (Remember Nanhe Jaisalmer? THAT was a main actor) and have performed much better than what you could ever do in your lifetime.

So just GTFO the film industry, go back to school, study, get a job and maybe look back after a decade or so and tell your children you were an actor. But trust me, with a mutant face like yours and mediocre acting skills, its not going to be long until you stop getting work from the industry anyway.