Shashank Vyas: I am not dependent on social media

- 'Humans are social animals. We need to communicate with others. Need to know each other's thoughts. I use social media, but I don't depend on it, '

- The actor of 'Balika Badhu' feels that 'the focus of the individual should be on the protection of personal relationships and the individual's discretion'

How much water an actor or actress is in, how popular he is, how many followers he has on social media, is known from it and now social media has become a time machine and also a barometer. However, TV actor Shashank Vyas says that he can live without her (social media). I have learned from many people that social media is important for the public, but is it really necessary? ' That begs the question. Recently, Shashank Vyas shared a post on social media. How this social media has become a 'mental prison' as it seeks to please people and achieve perfectionism. Maybe we are not completely happy in our lives and when you get complimentary comments and likes on a picture, we feel like our life is over. Movies get based on the number of followers on social media accounts, 'but he insists that' artists, especially in the real world, have to get into it to gain access. We know followers can be bought. Your followers can't decide how good an artist you are. Nasirsar, (Nasiruddin Shah) has fewer followers than me, but that is one dimension. Understand their talent or success. ' Observation for the artist is a major part of our business. When you go out, meet people and observe the way they speak or walk, a whole new world opens up.

The actor of 'Balika Badhu' feels that 'the focus of the individual should be on the protection of personal relationships and the individual's discretion. 'We have stopped calling our friends and loved ones because we get updates about them through social media. Post birthday pics so it's all over. Humans are social animals. We need to communicate with others. Need to know each other's thoughts. I use social media, but I don't depend on it, 'says Shashank Vyas.