Does Ranbir need a comeback? Already?

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WickedSlayer

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Posted: 9 years ago

What is up with Ranbir Kapoor? Where IS this guy? After YJHD, this guy vanished in thin air. Rockstar, Tamashaa and God knows what! Why can't he just stick to normal lover boy movies, when he knows that doing different types of movie is NOT his forte.

Does he need a comeback to get recognized? What do you guys think?

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helloitsme28

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Posted: 9 years ago

He is a great actor thus he also wants to be versatile ( even though in most of his movies he is a depressed lover boy ! )

I honestly think ADHM is going to be a great movie even if the storyline isn't that great ... the music,locations,sets,chemistry between actors, costumes will make it a HIT !! The buzz for the film is good and I can see it attracting many people especially those in the multiplexes and of course NRI's !

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WickedSlayer

@TheSlayer

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: helloitsme28
He is a great actor thus he also wants to be versatile ( even though in most of his movies he is a depressed lover boy ! )
I honestly think ADHM is going to be a great movie even if the storyline isn't that great ... the music,locations,sets,chemistry between actors, costumes will make it a HIT !! The buzz for the film is good and I can see it attracting many people especially those in the multiplexes and of course NRI's !

Let's hope. I loved his WUS. It was an amazing movie. He really showcased his talent, but then what really happened after that. He acted really well in BAH and YJHD. He really needs to get rid of those chipkoo directors who lurk around him all the time. They will end up drowning his career.

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kabeeraspeaking

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Posted: 9 years ago

He has been brilliant in pretty much everything he's done, it's the moviemakers who are failing and doing what's not their 'forte.' Blaming actors, especially ones who perform, can only go so far when there's other people involved in the filmmaking process who need to pull up their socks to deliver a complete product. And this blame of failure and pressure of hits on actors is the reason why cinema doesn't evolve (keep on doing the same lover boy roles! 😆) and directors remain inconsequential, unknown and lacking in respect.