Aditya Chopra- a good director?! - Page 2

Mohabattein was average. Good Music and lots of leaves😆

Rab Ne was such a disaster. I'm ready to let go of logic as Cinematic Liberty at times but this was such a fail. Plus SRK was an eye sore. Both as Suri and the tight pants guy😳

Aditya Chopra is all about cliches and unfortunately or fortunately Cinema audience has moved past that age.

DDLJ is a classic, but it had a more Yash Chopra influence of course. I actually liked Mohabbatein though. RNBDJ - No comments.

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A lot of 'now classic' movies I don't really find the hype about it. I don't like Andaaz Apna Apna either for example. For that time and era, I feel as if 'Ishq' was so much better in so many ways. No matter how many times I watch it, I still laugh like crazy.

I don't like DDLJ either, although I do admit it's become a cult favorite kind of thing now. I would go and watch it in Maratha Mandir if I ever get the chance to visit that place.


Ironically, all the movies of SRK that have been hyped I don't like, baring Kal Ho Na Ho. That's the one movie that I think is absolutely fabulous. I, for one, differ from the majority of people who think KKHH was an awesome movie for example. All my friends are ga-ga over that movie while I think it's got an absolutely ridiculous storyline.


And of course, I actually love most of his flops - Chalte Chalte, Dil Se, Veer Zara, Swades are all in my opinion some of the best he's given. I'd also include Devdas and Chak De, but I don't believe those are actually flops per say.


I don't think Bekifre is going to go very far. Ranveer, even today, doesn't have that kind of cinema pull on his own. And that's for a good story. Bekifre just looks like a rehashed travel rom-com movie.