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Talis

@Talis

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Posted: 4 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: filmykeeda

Tiger has good looks and height. Varun doesn't. He looks funny jumping around😆

Badlapur was ok October was plain boring.

They're both supposedly 5'9 😆

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simplyrdb

@simplyrdb

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Posted: 4 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: filmykeeda
Watched Street Dancer 3 yesterday. Dancers acted better than Varun. And let's not even talk about his dancing please. Plus his height makes it so hard for me take him seriously 😭

There was a time when I thought he was good looking. Was I blind? Anyways...he is over. He can continue doing masala movies no one watches

That would be enough for him.

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filmykeeda

@filmykeeda

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Posted: 4 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: Talis

They're both supposedly 5'9 😆

They are? TF? SJDHDH Varun looked so small and literally like a box in the movie though 😭

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filmykeeda

@filmykeeda

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Posted: 4 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: Harley_Quinn
And to think about it, he was considered the number one star among "young" stars 3 years ago.
Varun's "loyal" massy fans ditched him and became Tiger fans after Baaghi 2 became Blockbuster and October flopped.

Exactly can you believe that? His stardom was so short-lived. It is what it is I guess. Be massy or classy fans won't be supporting you if you don't put in the efforts. Atleast he saw some stardom Siddharth could not even see that😭

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YehKya?

@GumGum

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Posted: 4 years ago

#15

Decline in Bhai's fandom is the reason behind Varun's low. He was Bhai fans' backup host. Fans are mostly like parasites: Phalta phoolta host pe baith ke vicariously powerful hona chahte hai.

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desertsun

@desertsun

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Posted: 4 years ago

#16

These are phases-every actor goes through these. He will bounce back.

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filmykeeda

@filmykeeda

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Posted: 4 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: GumGum
Decline in Bhai's fandom is the reason behind Varun's low. He was Bhai fans' backup host. Fans are mostly like parasites: Phalta phoolta host pe baith ke vicariously powerful hona chahte hai.

But that didn't happen with Tiger. Or did bhai fans jump into Tiger's ship abandoning both Varun and bhai?😆

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YehKya?

@GumGum

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Posted: 4 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: filmykeeda

But that didn't happen with Tiger. Or did bhai fans jump into Tiger's ship abandoning both Varun and bhai?😆

Tiger was not Bhai fans' backup host? He made his own bachcha party fanbase.

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filmykeeda

@filmykeeda

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Posted: 4 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: GumGum
Tiger was not Bhai fans' backup host? He made his own bachcha party fanbase.

Oh? I don't know I put them all in the same bhai fans category😆 Now that you have said it my cousins do love baghi series..they also used to love varun-alia. Now they like Ananya and Tiger😐 it makes sense that they are both getting hits

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CriticusExpert

@CriticusExpert

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Posted: 4 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: ffkhan
Why in the forum every freaking day we get to see that "is Anushka's career over?", "is Sonam's career over?", "is Varun's career over?" etc. etc.? Everyone here is determined to end all the actors' careers everyday.😆 *Facepalm*

People in India need to stop idolizing actors/actresses as if they are incarnations of deities and simply accept or reject characters in films. It works that way for other film industries and other countries/cultures. For example; films like Star Wars, Avatar, etc... that even if unknown or covered by a costume, people appreciated the character that is being portrayed rather than the person and the films go on to become huge money makers and extremely popular ventures, not only with the theatrical release but with the merchandize offshoots that create the bulk of the large capital made from and of the characters. Another good example is the 007 film series that has had at least 7 leads performing the role of James Bond and almost all have been a success. Yes! people do have actors that they prefer or like but in general the characters are what is appreciated by the mass, so people go see a film because it is a sequel of a series they like, and judge it accordingly. In India people go see a film because so and so is in it. That places a huge responsibility on the actors in India because their fans expect them to be perfect and always 20 years old....they are neither, they are simply humans playing a role in a fantasy. In the USA people are very aware that the actors are human and full of defects and vices and all kinds of kinks, that is why no one really pays attention when a liberal actor gives their political or personal opinion, nor are they surprised when one of them commits a crime or does a good deed. They are just people doing what people do....