Discussing Darr. - Page 3

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

Sometimes they make the best heroes 😈

Not the best heroes but the best characters to study on and make a movie on. They maybe fascinating characters but in reality everything is disturbing, negative and bothersome.

SRK in darr is a psychopath narcissist and sexual abuser

Hes type of guy who will throw acid on a girl who rejects him

Are you seriously saying hes better than Sunny deol who played a normal human?

Whats this hero or anti hero worship?

No wonder Salman has such fan following

I think SRK was a scary character and any girl will be happy if hes put in jail for life

Hes stalking her through out and scaring her how can any person like him?

Today so many crimes are happening against women because we as society are hero worshiping bad men like rahul in darrr and kabir singh in movies and bad boys like salman, sanjay dutt etc in real life

No matter how great SRK acted or whatever he had a author backed role actually than sunny deol in movie but that character is not to be liked/hero worshipped

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

Hundred percent he had to die. Logically and with my sanity intact, I completely agree with you. I’m just a sick piece of dung sometimes, so I’d rather everyone just die in the movie if the actor/actress I like dies. Please judge me and send me to an institute. I need help 😆

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Did u ever write Maan singh Khuranna to be obsessive?

Originally posted by: 9SakthLaunda4

but in reality everything is disturbing, negative and bothersome.

But its not reality its make believe. Land of Make Believe anything is possible ❤️😆

Originally posted by: Rekha_ji

But if people find these characters heroic then they need help in understanding the dangers in being allured by the patterned manipulative behaviour by people who have traits of narcism/psychopathy/sociopathy.

They really just need to know Real from Reel

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

On point. I’ve always found dark or villainous heroes to be far more interesting to watch. It was like a work of art watching Joker. To tell a story in such a way where the audience can almost empathise with a villain is extremely difficult. I’ve re-watched Darr and despite being more aware of just how psychotic Rahul was, I still managed to pity him throughout the whole movie.

I keep thinking what if he had a brain tumor 😆

Everything is explained 👍🏼

Originally posted by: 9SakthLaunda4

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Did u ever write Maan singh Khuranna to be obsessive?

😈 He was a gangster Herherherher 😆

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

😈 He was a gangster Herherherher 😆

I read it. 😆 But need to revisit it.

Originally posted by: 9SakthLaunda4

I read it. 😆 But need to revisit it.

Don’t revisit it. I did recently and was horrified with my grammar. Just pretend I wrote ‘you’re’ instead of ‘your’ in 98% of the story.

Originally posted by: Rekha_ji

If by "hero" you mean male lead actor as opposed to "heroic character" then I agree with you. I loved Kabir Singh as a film even though I found it troublingly problematic.

And I would absolutely watch Darr if it had gone down the path which I suggested.

But if people find these characters heroic then they need help in understanding the dangers in being allured by the patterned manipulative behaviour by people who have traits of narcism/psychopathy/sociopathy.

Very well said!