“You’ll know me” – An Ode to every wannabe actor

This is an ode to every wannabe actor's plight; an anthem to which every person who aspires to be an actor might relate to.

The video by #fame music takes a dig at every star son/daughter.

This is an ode to every wannabe actor’s plight; an anthem to which every person who aspires to be an actor might relate to.

The video by #fame music takes a dig at every star son/daughter who didn’t have to struggle much in the Indian film industry owing to the surname they have acquired.

The lyrics of this hilarious song go on to say how you got to have a Bhatt or a Kapoor as your last name to make it big in the industry. If not that, you got to have a big and deep pocket, a ‘bhai’ who owns a studio or a beautiful face or body. Talent? It goes for a toss.

But at the end of all, you will need TALENT to survive. The actors in the video, thereby, say “Even if you don’t know my father, you’ll know me.”

Actress Anushka Sharma tweeted the link today.

Hahahha superbly done! Totally felt it … Check it out – http://t.co/tKIWEg5HYg

— ANUSHKA SHARMA (@AnushkaSharma) September 19, 2014

“You’ll Know Me” celebrates the democracy of Digital Video and the dreams that #oneday even you will live your #fame.

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