ARE RANVEER & VICKY EQUAL LEVEL OF NEPOS AS OF RANBIR ? - Page 4

ARE RANVEER & VICKY EQUAL LEVEL OF NEPOS AS OF RANBIR ?

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Is this actually a question?

Originally posted by: zara321

Lol so if your dad is rich that means he definitely bought your movie? well then why can't ranveers dad buy him a movie now? Why didn't ranveers dad save his movies from flopping?

There are so many millionaires in india whose children want to be stars, are they all getting films bought for them? Lol no

If money buys you privilege then ranveer wouldn't be going through his low phase now, movies of his would not be shelved, why didnt ranveers dad pay to stop his films getting shelved? Why has he not payed mukesh khanna to say ranveer is the ideal shaktimaan? Come on lets use logic here

Logic? You're the one suggesting that a rank outsider comes in, bags a 3 film deal with YRF on his first audition. Proceeds to work with all the top directors in the industry from Vikram Motwane, Abbas Ali Zafar, SLB, Zoya Akhtar in his first few films without any connections or privilege at play.

I mean even Amitabh Bachchan or Shahrukh Khan can't get that line up for their children.

Did his father finance his films? I never suggested that. But everyone in Mumbai knows Jagjit Singh Bhavnani. He is very influential and that influence carries over to Bollywood. Ranveer has had 0 problems getting into films, working with the creme de la creme. Just like Ranbir, it's all been handed to him on a platter. The only difference is, Ranbirs father was a popular actor and Ranveer's is a top businessman who most bollywood fans aren't familiar with.

No actor has given 3 Massive disasters in a row and gets to lead a big budget Aditya Dhar Multistarrer. When will Ranveer fans stop playing the victim? He's super privileged!!

Masaala aana shuru ho gaya hai 😋

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Originally posted by: Haila_tu

Logic? You're the one suggesting that a rank outsider comes in, bags a 3 film deal with YRF on his first audition. Proceeds to work with all the top directors in the industry from Vikram Motwane, Abbas Ali Zafar, SLB, Zoya Akhtar in his first few films without any connections or privilege at play.

I mean even Amitabh Bachchan or Shahrukh Khan can't get that line up for their children.

Did his father finance his films? I never suggested that. But everyone in Mumbai knows Jagjit Singh Bhavnani. He is very influential and that influence carries over to Bollywood. Ranveer has had 0 problems getting into films, working with the creme de la creme. Just like Ranbir, it's all been handed to him on a platter. The only difference is, Ranbirs father was a popular actor and Ranveer's is a top businessman who most bollywood fans aren't familiar with.

No actor has given 3 Massive disasters in a row and gets to lead a big budget Aditya Dhar Multistarrer. When will Ranveer fans stop playing the victim? He's super privileged!!

Ranveer has spoken about his 3-4 year struggle just to even get his first movie. So how are you accusing him of immediately getting his first film so easily?

Did you know he auditioned for the brother-in-laws role in the akshay kumar movie patiala house? Yes, he didn't audition for the main lead, he auditioned for a side role and he was planning for that to be his debut. This is something the director nikhil advani revealed himself

Ranveer has given many auditions, met many casting directors before BBB happend, he worked as an assistant director for shaad ali when he was directing only adverts, he didn't even get the opportunity to be an assistant director on a proper film.

He was even part of a theatre group at prithvi theatre where people like richa chadda were a part of trying to get their big break. He made a portfolio of pictures to take to different casting directors, a portfolio he made himself, the pics from the portfolio are on the Internet for all to see.

And if he is apparently so privileged, why was he dropped from bombay velvet and rk was cast instead? Ranveer had even started preparing for the film, but anurag dropped him, that doesn't happen to really privileged people does it? Have we ever heard of rk getting dropped from a film?

And you are talking about aditya dhars movie? Do you even know happend before he even got the aditya dhar movie? baiju bawra shelved, the prasant varma film not working out, shaktimaan not progressing. Ranveer has got aditya dhars movie as he deserves it because he is a very good actor, its also why shahid is still in the industry, because of talent.

Here is a poster of a theatre show he was a part of, he's not even the main lead, he's part of the ensemble cast.

Originally posted by: zara321

Ranveer has spoken about his 3-4 year struggle just to even get his first movie. So how are you accusing him of immediately getting his first film so easily?

Did you know he auditioned for the brother-in-laws role in the akshay kumar movie patiala house? Yes, he didn't audition for the main lead, he auditioned for a side role and he was planning for that to be his debut. This is something the director nikhil advani revealed himself

Ranveer has given many auditions, met many casting directors before BBB happend, he worked as an assistant director for shaad ali when he was directing only adverts, he didn't even get the opportunity to be an assistant director on a proper film.

He was even part of a theatre group at prithvi theatre where people like richa chadda were a part of trying to get their big break. He made a portfolio of pictures to take to different casting directors, a portfolio he made himself, the pics from the portfolio are on the Internet for all to see.

And if he is apparently so privileged, why was he dropped from bombay velvet and rk was cast instead? Ranveer had even started preparing for the film, but anurag dropped him, that doesn't happen to really privileged people does it?

Here is a poster of a theatre show he was a part of, he's not even the main lead, he's part of the ensemble cast.

Zara what you consider "Struggle" is literally the modus operandi of all Privileged kids before entering films.

Ranbir Kapoor did theatre in NYC. Was an assistant director on Black & AALC

Abhishek Bachchan did stage plays in Mumbai. Assistant director Mrityudaata & Major Saab.

Aamir Khan did a popular stage play called Kesar Bina. Assistant director on Manzil Manzil.

Hrithik did theatre in London and assistant director on Karan Arjun.

It's literally part of their training. I think you just proved my point. It's OK to be privileged. We are all privileged in our own ways too. Yet to meet an actor who doesn't romanticize their so called "Struggle". Even Abhishek Bachchan.

Originally posted by: Haila_tu

Zara what you consider "Struggle" is literally the modus operandi of all Privileged kids before entering films.

Ranbir Kapoor did theatre in NYC. Was an assistant director on Black & AALC

Abhishek Bachchan did stage plays in Mumbai. Assistant director Mrityudaata & Major Saab.

Aamir Khan did a popular stage play called Kesar Bina. Assistant director on Manzil Manzil.

Hrithik did theatre in London and assistant director on Karan Arjun.

It's literally part of their training. I think you just proved my point. It's OK to be privileged. We are all privileged in our own ways too.

Uh ranveer was part of prithvi theatre in mumbai, not nyc and not london, and he did not have a lead role in any show, he was part of the ensemble. Thats not training, thats ranveer grabbing any oppurtunity he could get. And ranveer didn't assist on a film set, he assisted on adverts, the examples you gave are of nepokids assisting on major films.

Either you didn't read everything i wrote or you have chosen to ignore it, as I gave many examples of how ranveer doesn't have the same privilege as nepokids, no where near the same privilege.

But as I said, you are free to think whatever you want, if you want to think he has the same privilege as rk then go ahead

Being childhood best friends with the ambanis and then being close to the ambanis only now is a difference. But there is also nothing wrong with rk being best friends with akash

Originally posted by: zara321

Uh ranveer was part of prithvi theatre in mumbai, not nyc and not london, and he did not have a lead role in any show, he was part of the ensemble. Thats not training, thats ranveer grabbing any oppurtunity he could get. And ranveer didn't assist on a film set, he assisted on adverts, the examples you gave are of nepokids assisting on major films.

Either you didn't read everything i wrote or you have chosen to ignore it, as I gave many examples of how ranveer doesn't have the same privilege as nepokids, no where near the same privilege.

But as I said, you are free to think whatever you want, if you want to think he has the same privilege as rk then go ahead, from your posts you don't seem to like ranveer at all

Nobody gets to headline a stage play right away. All these other guys also played supporting roles. It's just for "Experience" .

I think your whole argument is weak and centered on the sole fact that just because Ranveer's father isn't part of Bollywood, Ranveer isn't privileged. Never mind that Jagjit Singh is one of the most influential men in Mumbai and holds more power than most "Nepo" kids. Certainly more than Technicians like Sham Kaushal. Your idea of struggle is stage plays and AD'ing which every Nepo has done.

You refuse to address why Ranveer has had the best lineup/start of any newcomer in recent history with all top directors without "Privilege". You like to discuss Ranbirs failures and opportunities but ignore the fact that Ranveer has had no dearth of big budget films at his disposal signing films like Dil Dhadkne Do & Bajirao Mastani after a shaky start that included disasters like Kill Dil & Lootere.

They're both equally privileged whether you like it or not. Guys like Vicky Kaushal have come up the hard way and should not be clubbed with Ranveer Singh.

Arre wah.......Vicky ke saath saath aaj Ranveer ko bhi struggler bana diya.....isko kehte hain ....mauke per chauka...