How did the same Zoya Akhtar....?

go from critiquing nepotism in Luck by Chance to unabashedly celebrating it with her upcoming outing The Archies.

In her Amazon Prime series "Made in Heaven," she masterfully intertwines the lives of characters from various social strata, offering a holistic view of societal hierarchies and the influence of privilege. By doing so, she neither entirely dismisses the impact of nepotism nor glorifies it, instead choosing to highlight the intricate web of opportunities and challenges faced by different individuals.

Has she been influenced by the industry dynamics? Are there no worthy new faces from outside?

What's going on here?

Share your opinions.

Paisa do toh kya kuch nahi ho sakta, babu bhaiya

If you can't beat them, join them😆

Ye kya nepotism ki baat kar rahi hai, khud kya aasmaan se tapki hai? Does she really think her journey would have been this easy if she wasn't Javed's daughter?😕

She gives me Rhea Kapoor vibes.

Some of them are outsiders too, right?

She’s fake.

Always was over rated and now her real politics are coming to light. She is suppose to be a feminist ? Who can forget her heroine assaulting another female over a man.

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

She’s fake.

Always was over rated and now her real politics are coming to light. She is suppose to be a feminist ? Who can forget her heroine assaulting another female over a man.

Originally posted by: infinity101

Ooo what’s the tea?

I don’t think there’s tea. I think with her it’s all out in the open 😆 she’s somebodies kid but she claims she’s the little guy.
I remember when she said “now they are giving sequels and remakes to films that shouldn’t have even been made” like who are you to say some shit like that.

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

I don’t think there’s tea. I think with her it’s all out in the open 😆 she’s somebodies kid but she claims she’s the little guy.
I remember when she said “now they are giving sequels and remakes to films that shouldn’t have even been made” like who are you to say some shit like that.

Originally posted by: infinity101

No I am curious about that “heroine assaulting” part. Did something like that happen in real?🤔

Oh I was talking about Gully Boy.

Originally posted by: mintyblue

go from critiquing nepotism in Luck by Chance to unabashedly celebrating it with her upcoming outing The Archies.

In her Amazon Prime series "Made in Heaven," she masterfully intertwines the lives of characters from various social strata, offering a holistic view of societal hierarchies and the influence of privilege. By doing so, she neither entirely dismisses the impact of nepotism nor glorifies it, instead choosing to highlight the intricate web of opportunities and challenges faced by different individuals.

Has she been influenced by the industry dynamics? Are there no worthy new faces from outside?

What's going on here?

Share your opinions.

Haven't watched made in heaven but where did she criticize nepotism in 'Luck by chance'? I don't think she did