Bad Director: Imtaiz Ali

Pappu.Pager

@Pappu.Pager

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

Why is this psudeo-intellectual director given so many chances to tell the same story with different actors every year? He's not creative. He barely has any skills to edit a good film or tell a good story. Maybe with JWM and Socha Na Tha, but this many has the same ole stories in every movie. Bollywood is dying due to these folks: Imtaiz Ali, Aditya Chopra, Kabir Khan, and Anurag Basu.

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Her-mion-e

@Her-mion-e

Sparkler

+ 2

Posted: 8 years ago

In reality bollywood hardly ever give proper credit to directors. Unless you are Raju Hirani or SLB or Karan Johar all the credits goes to star...A flop makes a director's career end while the star gets chances after chances to prove themselves...Its bollywood star centric mentality which is causing this issues.

OT- Haven't seen JHMS but I liked Imtiaz's movie till Tamasha happened

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2filmy

@2filmy

Trailblazer

Posted: 8 years ago

It will be good if they hire proper script writers
Most of the scripts are half baked now
That don't connect to the audience

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xROBINx

@xROBINx

Stunner

+ 2

Posted: 8 years ago

One of the most over rated Directors in bollywood

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JhansiKiRani

@Mrignaini

Dazzler

+ 4

Posted: 8 years ago

He was considered amongst the best when good films were scarce. Early 2000's were crappy.. post 2009 when good stories/directors came into the fray, Imtiaz began appearing like the weakest link, compared to Kashyap. There was a time when he was considered a good script writer, his dialogues were refreshing, think he ran out of ideas post JWM, Rockstar has had the worst dialogues out of all his movies, relying on that 1 Rumi quote. Ranbir mouthing, 'girlfriend ban ja meri', cringe worthy..

He has good ideas, concept of LAK and Tamasha had so much promise, but lacks execution, it's a shame cos being such an affable guy, you want to like his work.

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Bad Director: Imtaiz Ali

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