Nadaaniyan garners negative audience reviews
Nadaaniyan garners negative audience reviews
Nadaaniyan has not been accepted by the Cinegoers and the film has garnered negative reviews. It’s a Netflix film.
Director, Hansal Mehta has termed the criticism harsh and put the blame on the filmmakers.
The film features Khushi Kapoor and Ibrahim Ali Khan
The film also triggered a meme-fest on social media, with people critiquing Ibrahim and Khushi for their performances.
However, director Hansal Mehta has found the criticism “harsh and unfair”. He also blamed the filmmakers for casting unprepared debutants and the advisors to young actors for pushing them towards conventional films.
Amidst a recent interview Mehta said, the kind of comments that people are passing are in terrible taste. He is for sure it must be traumatising for the young people.
The director further reminded people that the parents of star kids also had “awkward beginnings.” It’s just that they were not so much in the public eye then, as people are now, due to social media.
While emphasising the “lack of basic manners in the way people have reacted to the debut,” Hansal Mehta also pointed out the shortcomings of directors and producers who commission films with star kids.
Mehta went.on explain that we cannot just assume that somebody will be good because they come from a certain lineage. So, in that sense, it isn’t fare enough 6 unfair to launch them by giving them a false sense of entitlement. That entitlement should come from.
Besides the filmmakers, Hansal Mehta also highlighted how advisors to these young actors are clouding their script selection
process.
He recounted, he had approached one of these children for a film. And it was a slightly unusual film for a newcomer. But the people around them, their advisors, felt that he/she should be doing something conventional, that he should be making a high-speed entry, he should have all these ‘hit’ songs, he should get the same ‘mounting’ that, say, Kumar Gaurav, Sunny Deol, Hrithik Roshan, or Tiger Shroff got. The problem is that they have advisors who are not living in the times that we are in.”
Advising young stars to focus on earning respect for their work instead of signing a film with a big production house, Hansal Mehta concluded, “My only plea to them is to keep their head down, focus on their work. The moment they perform well in something, no matter how well or badly it does at the box office, they will be respected. Their first target should be to get respect with their work.”
Nadaaniyan marked the debut of Ibrahim Ali Khan, son of Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh.
News Edit KV Raman
