Why can't Sonam Kapoor either learn to act or retire? - Page 2

I hope sonam and ranbir make lots of movies together because I don't watch their movies that much. I have seen like few of their movies. At least if they act together, I will not watch their movies at all😆 her voice bothers me and she don't know how to cry sometimes. But other then that, she looks pretty.

Originally posted by: sherlockthor

If Salman Khan can survive without acting or even moving his body for 20 + years , why can't Sonam?

Anyway Sonam can actually act and is pleasing to look at

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@TereNaina: Kya yaar! I watch Deepu films all the time! Ab tou rishtedaar hone wale hain...ab tou chhor do narazgi! 😆

Oh she's really lovely to look at but compared to others in the movie her dialect and dialogues look so forced and unconvincing

She has amazing screen presence dude and she's stunning to look at at. And she plays certain characters really well.
She's a limited actor but I don't mind watching her: I thought she was great in Neerja.
Come on, we dealt with Katrina Kaif for years and the woman didn't even know how to speak the language.
Sonam is light years ahead

She was cute in VDW. I loved her character and she looked beautiful in every frame.

Originally posted by: sherlockthor

If Salman Khan can survive without acting or even moving his body for 20 + years , why can't Sonam?

Anyway Sonam can actually act and is pleasing to look at

Sonam was fun. I liked her role. I feel at times people simply over analyse movies.

Originally posted by: Kamala05

She was cute in VDW. I loved her character and she looked beautiful in every frame.

her father once said he looks at her /photographs sometimes and can't believe he made her. Looking at her and him I totally agree. She is super gorgeous

She's improved. I am watching VDW in a few hours but it was totally obvious from the trailer itself how bad her acting is. LOL. I do like how they've brought & filled in an extremely important role of women producers as JustMoi said, and for that, all the credit to Sonam & Rhea!! These are fun, relatable films for & by women & to see 2 enterprising, influential women speak frankly about how difficult it was to garner revenue is refreshing & makes you realise no matter how privileged & lucky we consider someone to be, everyone has difficult problems... I hope they continue making fun, inoffensive films & annoying certain sections of the audience. 😆