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Alia Bhatt MOST POWERFUL Monologue on Parenting #DearZindagi





Kiara loses her calm with her parents and questions them for abandoning her.

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40 thoughts on “Alia Bhatt MOST POWERFUL Monologue on Parenting #DearZindagi”

  10. @driftingsoul7355

    In real life if I did this, especially in front of guests, I would be screamed at and my mother wouldn’t speak to me for a week and it would be brought up for the next 5 years.

  13. @ummati3765

    My parents abandoned me once for ten days….
    Just because I have OCD and I keep asking same questions again and again and again
    It's been four years, I am doing great in life now alhumdulillah, my parents say that they are my best friends 😢but how can I believe now, I am fully broken from inside

  14. @MujtabaAli-ko4bc

    10000000% CORRECT! My Parents Especially My Mother Use To Listen To Religious Quotes Said In Parent's Favor, They Just Don't Realize & Understand That We Children Also Have Rights & Can Be Frustrated & Depressed Resulting Us To Begin Therapy… & Our Therapies Must Be A Shame On Our Parents' Parenting!

  15. @Literconce

    I totally disagree, I don't agree with the concept of this movie, "Your parents have given birth to you, but it is your own responsibility to make yourself right. Whatever the condition of your life, you yourself are responsible for it, not your parents. Whatever you are saying, you are doing it yourself because your parents just gave birth to you and you yourself ruined your life with your own !
    Family is everything ; Improve yourself and lead a happy life."

  32. @Noname-lu9cq

    ye bollywood walo ka ek hi purpose h , wokeism phailate rahi aur khaskar ki youth ko barbad krte rho aur batate rho ki jeevan me tmhare sbse bade dushman to tmhare parents h

  33. @ParsaKhan-so1zl

    It's tough for parents too. Children don't come with a "how to ideally raise a child" manual from God.
    People follow tradition & rely on their social conditioning because they don't know any better. Unless they've been fortunate to have caring, open minded ,-children centred parents, not stressed, distracted & burdened with a thousand problems of their own.
    That's why counselling young adults before marriage should be made mandatory by law.
    Evidence-based good parenting needs to be taught formally.
    It should not be taken for granted.

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