"It's a planetary problem...": Shruti Haasan speaks about Justin Bieber's social behaviour; discusses mental health struggles
has been advocating for mental health care and a better lifestyle for years. As many celebrities have made headlines regarding the vulnerable issue,
Justin Bieber
is one of them who sparked concerns among fans for his bizarre social behaviour.
Shruti Haasan gives a wider perspective on Justin Bieber
While the fans have mixed feelings about being happy with his 'SWAG' album release and unsettling social media posts, Haasan offered a wider and better perspective on the challenges. In a candid interview on The Ranveer Show podcast by Ranveer Allahbadia (BeerBiceps), the host asked about her thoughts on what he has been going through in the recent months. While Shruti proclaimed that she doesn't connect with his music, she empathises with him.
Ranveer asked whether she listens to Justin Bieber, to which she said, 'I don't like his music. And I don't know him, so I have no opinion,' before adding, 'It's (music) too happy. I think I heard that first song (Baby) of his that put me off.'
"It's not a Justin Bieber thing, it's a
planetary problem
..."
Furthermore, Allahbadia pointed out that not everyone understands what he has been going through, asking her whether she watched the viral videos of Bieber. The actress responded, 'You know, the thing is, and I've always said this…again, not to play the boo hoo card.
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Right now, the world is in a very challenging space for everyone, and I feel that everyone is going through a challenging time.'
'It's just that when you put a camera on it, it's just more obvious. But I promise you it's not a Justin Bieber thing, it's a planetary problem currently,' she added, highlighting that not just the pop star but everyone's dealing with something. While his struggles are often highlighted and put on the headlines, there are many people on the other side of the arc who face the issues silently.
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