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In today's date, a film star is, I must say, a demit God. In the earlier times working in films was a taboo and thus, being a film star did not call for much of an attraction. Even at that time, film stars were a class apart yet, they were not worshipped like today.

With the passage of time, everything has undergone a sea of changes and, a film star is not an individual to be left unheard or unseen, even off the screen. He/She is now a God/Goddess, an ideal for the younger generation. A film star is now a great celebrity - isn't this a change?

In the olden days or may be just a few decades ago, a celebrity was a person who had achieved some prominence in art, studies, research or religion. To-day this concept and definition of celebrity has also changed - and film stars who only just do some pranks on the screen are defined as celebrities and worshipped as the last word on all that can be.

A film star is popular with the masses and the young. They do not only see him on the screen and admire him/ her for the work - but the young try to imitate the stars specially the ones they like.

They dress like the star, learn all the antics they see being done, they emulate the star as if he/she is the last word on