Todays kids can't do action : Ajay Devgn

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642126

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

Ajay atleast looks like a man unlike Tiger the double roti!

Hrithik is good but I wasn't referring to him among today's kids.

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VivaEmptiness

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

He's right about that, these newbies don't have what it takes to pull off action.
We saw what Veer and Arjun did in Gunday 😆 Sid is not convincing as action hero. We haven't seen Varun do action movie yet, but I doubt he will be good either.

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PehliBaarish

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

haan yeh sab bhuddey kar sakte hai

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-AppleOfMaEye-

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

he took more than a decade to arise as an action hero... and is judging newbied who hav just done 2 to 3 movies??? Thas alil unfair

i would just say KUCH BHI...🥱

VD isa good dancer..n fab @ comedy... can ajay dance??
Acc to me sid has gotten emoting eyes.. n ajay?
Arjun plays a cool lover boy well.. wht abt ajay??
Ranveer is just an all roundr fah me..
ranbir isa good dancer.. and actor too.. emots well...
tiger (though i like him th least) has that lil action cap,

Noone isa born hero... it takes time..its so soon to judge..
let the newbies doo somemore stuff...

if th previous lot was also analyzed that soon.. then believe me 80% of th BW actrs would not had been here,
still aftr 20 years of his career i would rather watch some nat. geo doccumentary rather than watchng totally dramatized tapori so-called action...

it would be so nice of th older lot if they welcome newbies open heartedly like Salman.. 😎

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ponymo

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Posted: 11 years ago

#15

It's not so straightforward. Ajay did very little action himself. Hitting a hundred goons isn't real action to me IMO. But the other jumps, stunts etc are. And Ajay did little of that.

Newbies of today are less violent and are doing diverse roles. These older actors mostly only stuck to a few genres in their careers.

And what's this cliched stereotype of who a man is and how he should look like or behave. These excessive machismo flaunting older actors have really painted an unrealistic picture of a man. Go outside. Look around. That's not how most men act like or behave. Anyhow, to each his own.

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566912

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Posted: 11 years ago

#16

But they can dance.. and not walk around heroine. 🤔

And mindless action to wese bhi aajkal techniques se hota hai. So we r fine with newbies. Thank you and now retire. 😃

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Cutiepie_Rani

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Posted: 11 years ago

#17

To galat kya bola? I agree with him.

I think Ajay excels in action movies!

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Hazardous

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Posted: 11 years ago

#18

Of course this man hoe has acquired an expertise in action, he's effed everything that moves.🤢

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642126

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Posted: 11 years ago

#19

Ajay is versatile. He never took a decade to rise as action hero. In fact he was initially popular for action only whether it was Phool Aur Kaante or Jigar! 1991 he debuted with hit Phool aur kaante and after 7th year got his National Award for best actor in a social drama Zakhm.

Ajay was always applauded for intensity and emoting through eyes.

Look at his career before bashing. He didn't rise after 20 years only.

Edited by atominis - 11 years ago

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-AppleOfMaEye-

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Posted: 11 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: atominis
Ajay is versatile. He never took a decade to rise as action hero. In fact he was initially popular for action only whether it was Phool Aur Kaante or Jigar! 1991 he debuted with hit Phool aur kaante and after 7th year got his National Award for best actor in a social drama Zakhm.

Doing stunts/action and action hero,.. are 2 different words,.
ps i really doubt @ bold,..

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