Although
we
tend
to
think
that
the
lives
of
star
kids
are
totally
easy
and
super
comfortable,
that
may
not
always
be
the
case.
Karan
Deol
opened
up
about
how
he
was
bullied
by
his
classmates
and
teachers
at
school
for
being
Sunny
Deol's
son.
While
speaking
to
Humans
Of
Bombay,
Karan
opened
up
about
how
his
first
memory
of
school
is
that
of
him
getting
bullied
for
who
he
was.
"The
first
memory
I
have
of
school
was
when,
in
first
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
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."
Shockingly,
even
the
teachers
did
not
spare
him.
He
continued,
"It
didn't
get
any
easier
from
there.
Most
kids
would
either
judge
me
or
make
fun
of
me.
Even
the
teachers
were
the
same.
Once
when
I
didn't
do
well
in
an
assignment,
a
teacher
came
up
to
me
and
said
in
the
middle
of
the
class,
'you're
only
capable
to
write
your
dad's
cheques
and
nothing
else'.
I
was
heartbroken."
Fortunately,
he
found
solace
in
his
mother.
"My
mom
was
my
only
support
through
all
of
this,
she'd
keep
telling
me,
'They're
saying
these
things
because
that's
how
they
are
as
people,
it
says
nothing
about
you'.
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
I
had
the
right
to
decide
my
worth," he
added.
Karan
went
on
to
talk
about
the
time
he
finally
came
through.
He
said
that
once
when
he
participated
in
a
talent
competition
and
performed
a
rap
song
without
fear,
channelizing
all
his
suffering
through
it,
he
felt
absolutely
liberated,
and
was
even
loved
by
the
audience.
He
revealed
that
that
was
the
moment
which
changed
his
life.
He
has
realized
that
"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
molds,
you're
made
to
create
your
own
identity
--
one
that's
unlike
anybody
else's,"
he
concluded.
Karan
is
all
set
to
make
his
entry
into
Bollywood
with
'Pal
Pal
Dil
Ke
Pass' which
is
directed
and
produced
by
Sunny
Deol.
It
releases
on
September
20.