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Bhuvan Bam Reflects on Passion, Righteousness and YouTube Journey
Bhuvan Bam talked about how he began making YouTube videos.
Some people told him that YouTube would not lead to a future.
He decided to try anyway because he believed in his own idea.
He wants his work to make people smile, laugh, and sometimes cry.
Along the way, he learned what he calls righteousness, or trying to do the right thing.
He also learned not to think he is better than anyone else.
Bam said nobody should believe they are indispensable.
He feels people learn important lessons at different times in life.
Bhuvan Bam discussed how his YouTube career shaped his views on passion and righteousness.
He said people initially warned him that YouTube offered no future.
Bam said confidence and personal belief helped him pursue an uncertain path.
He wants his work to entertain people and express a wide range of human emotions.
He said his journey taught him humility, because circumstances and people can change.
- Who
- Actor and YouTube creator Bhuvan Bam.
- What
- He discussed his YouTube journey, passion, humility and evolving understanding of righteousness.
- Where
- Mumbai.
- When
- During promotions for the recently released streaming series The Revolutionaries.
- Why
- He wanted to explain how pursuing YouTube despite discouragement shaped his outlook and creative goals.
Key facts
- Person
- Bhuvan Bam
- Series
- The Revolutionaries
- Role
- Rash Behari Bose
- Discussion setting
- Promotional interaction with IANS
- Early criticism
- People told Bam that YouTube had no future.
- Creative aim
- To entertain people and convey a range of human emotions.
- Lessons
- Passion, righteousness and humility developed through his journey.
Quotes
Bhuvan Bam
Actor discussing how his YouTube career shaped his values
“So, I feel that my passion has always helped me in that. And I learned righteousness on that path. I have met such people, who never said yes to me.”
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“In this journey, always remember that you don't know who will come and turn the tables tomorrow. It is wrong to think that we are indispensable.”
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