Karan Deol Was Bullied By His Friends, Teachers While He Was In School.

It looks Bollywood stars life is all lit up with no struggles, no bullies and everything is just so fantastic.

Actually, it's true, but don't forget, name, fame, and trolls come all together.

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Recently, Karan Deol opens up about his school days where he was bullied by his seniors, and as well as from his teachers for being Sunny Deol's son. While promoting his debut movie Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas, Karan Deol talks about his hardships as a star kid.

He reminds of some incidents which shook him emotionally:

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To make him strong in such heart-rending situations, it was his mother who stood by his side and became his strength.

A talent competition was the turning point of his life. It was at this moment Karan Deol proved everyone that he has his identity,

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His debut movie Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas is set to release on September 20 and the movie is directed and produced by Sunny Deol. Karan will be seen alongside Sahher Bammba.

In the end, he got some great words to motivate everyone who felt bullied in any quarter of their lives:

Check out Karan Deol interview below:

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“The first memory I have of school, was when I was in 1st grade. We had a sports competition and I was taking part in a race. I was standing there, when suddenly a few older boys surrounded me. One of them lifted me up, and in front of everyone, smacked me down. He then asked me, 'Are you sure you're Sunny Deol's son? You can't even fight back'. I was so embarrassed. It didn't get any easier from there. Most kids would either judge me or make fun of me, and even the teachers were the same. Once when I didn't do well in an assignment, in the middle of the class, a teacher came up to me and said, 'You're only capable of writing your dad's cheques, and nothing else.'' My mom was my only support through all of this, she kept telling me, 'They're saying these things because that's how they are as people, it says nothing about you.'' And that kept me going. It was tough but I had to stand up for myself, and answer back instead of giving up and backing down. I had to understand that no one else, but me had the right to decide my worth.  I think my turning point was when my school was hosting a talent competition, and I decided to take part. I realised that this was a chance to prove myself. I spent night after night, preparing a rap -- because that's the only thing I knew I was good at. On the day, I remember walking up on that stage, and there was a sea of people, with all eyes on me. But I took a deep breath, and performed my heart out. All the years of being bullied, of being ridiculed, of being identified as nothing else but 'Sunny Deol's son', came out when I was up on that stage. The audience was cheering me on too -- I felt so liberated; like I'd finally broken free from the shackles.  It took time, but that moment changed my life. I realised that sometimes, it doesn't take people, and situations, to make your life better. It takes a strong belief in yourself, the power to see yourself for who you are, and not the way others want you to be. You're not made to fit into moulds, you're made to create your own identity -- one that's unlike anybody else's.”

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