Dyanand Shetty, known from the series 'CID' on Sony TV and also working in the film industry, shared some unexpected observations about the lives of stars in Bollywood. He participated in a conversation with Siddharth Kannan, during which he revealed details about the large entourage of celebrities on set.
Shetty mentioned that actors are often accompanied by an extensive team, which he called the 'entourage.' He noted that some stars bring their pet dogs to shoots and even arrange makeup for them.
When asked about the reasons for such a large amount of service transport, such as vanity vans, Dyanand Shetty explained that it reflects the lifestyle they grew up in. He stated that if a person is a star and an actor, they must display their entire status, and a dedicated assistant must be assigned for all their needs.
He added that some people bring their pets onto the set. During filming, they ask permission to bring a dog, spend some time with it, and hire a special nanny to care for the animal, who handles walks and feeding. These dogs are dressed in fancy clothes and even wear sunglasses, and some owners even apply makeup to them.
Dyanand Shetty admitted that seeing this makes him sad, as he ponders the fate of the animals, but he believes that if one does not attach importance to it, it is not a big deal. He also mentioned that he is not the only one who has raised the issue of the 'entourage' culture among Bollywood stars; previously, many filmmakers, producers, and actors have spoken about this, and they all feel discomfort about this new phenomenon.