Akshay Kumar’s warning to Bollywood newcomers inspired by The Ba**ds of Bollywood
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Using Aryan Khan’s debut as a reference, Akshay Kumar shared his wisdom on what first-time actors should and shouldn’t do in Bollywood
Varun and Janhvi starrer Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari, helmed by Karan Johar, has emerged as a FLOP at the box office
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Janhvi Kapoor has done 13 films and has scored ZERO HITS so far in last 8 years . All the best to her for Peddi Ft Ram Charan (2026 release )
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Unpopular opinion: It's not rude; it's never improper to call out an actor/actress for failing to do their one job: Acting. I don't see why we need to sugarcoat if someone gave a bad performance or is known to be a poor actor
I know I will get a lot of hate, but one territory where I think there's no need for unnecessary politeness or sugarcoating or gentleness is criticising someone for failing to do something that they are hired for or known to be an expert/professional.
I am a journalist, and if my writing is subpar, I know my manager won't hold back in saying how trash I am at my job.
If an IT professional's new app dysfunctions, he will rightly be called a shite engineer.
So why on earth is diplomacy needed when calling an actor's performance trash? Or acknowledge they are really piss-poor at acting without bothering to mince words?
Recently, a critic was called out here for calling an actress who's known to be very weak in acting, and many people called him insensitive.
I read the comment he made, and I fail to see what is so controversial about it.
The star is known to be subpar as an actor, and I fail to see what's so cruel about being honest about it.
I don't care if a star is known to be a gem of a person off-screen.
I don't care if they have crossed many personal hurdles to succeed.
Don't care if they are insider/outsider, came from nothing.
What does that have to do with how good/bad they are at their job?
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I know I will get a lot of hate, but one territory where I think there's no need for unnecessary politeness or sugarcoating or gentleness is criticising someone for failing to do something that they are hired for or known to be an expert/professional.
I am a journalist, and if my writing is subpar, I know my manager won't hold back in saying how trash I am at my job.
If an IT professional's new app dysfunctions, he will rightly be called a shite engineer.
So why on earth is diplomacy needed when calling an actor's performance trash? Or acknowledge they are really piss-poor at acting without bothering to mince words?
Recently, a critic was called out here for calling an actress who's known to be very weak in acting, and many people called him insensitive.
I read the comment he made, and I fail to see what is so controversial about it.
The star is known to be subpar as an actor, and I fail to see what's so cruel about being honest about it.
I don't care if a star is known to be a gem of a person off-screen.
I don't care if they have crossed many personal hurdles to succeed.
Don't care if they are insider/outsider, came from nothing.
What does that have to do with how good/bad they are at their job?
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My friend Sanskruti Amin was killed by a falling concrete block in Jogeshwari — please help us get justice
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