Mukesh Bhatt On Sadak 2: We'll Resume Shoot By First Week Of July - Page 2

Originally posted by: BinKuchKahe.

Who cares LOL

I hope people really mean what they say and boycott his films.

When do people even watch them? 😆 Nobody will one damn if Bhatts don't make movies.

Rename it to Sadakchaap and I might be interested.

I wished this was a theater release, we would've found out if people are practicing what they are preaching

If it releases Ott; you will have closet watchers. Those who say they will never watch but then end up watchigng. Maybe it’s a smart deal for them to release ott to regain fans (in alias case)

Wish it was a threate release because I personally would like to see how the viewership is impacted

Don't give a damn!

I will watch it if the trailer is good. There are over 100 people that work on a film...for most of the crew, this is their only source of income. I don't think we should boycott movies just because the actors are star kids.

Originally posted by: HugeScarcity

I will watch it if the trailer is good. There are over 100 people that work on a film...for most of the crew, this is their only source of income. I don't think we should boycott movies just because the actors are star kids.

They've already sold the film to Disney. How does people not watching it affect the workers? The Bhatts would have/should pay their bills as soon as they get the dough.

Also, big budget movies like Panipat leads to huge losses because of not so talented nepotism actors like Arjun Kapoor, then also, it's a huge loss for the whole team, the day people start rejecting mediocre nepotism kids and accepting talented actors, that will be beneficial for the whole crew, staff, team and will also improve the quality of movies overall.

Originally posted by: Renee.Clare

Also, big budget movies like Panipat leads to huge losses because of not so talented nepotism actors like Arjun Kapoor, then also, it's a huge loss for the whole team, the day people start rejecting mediocre nepotism kids and accepting talented actors, that will be beneficial for the whole crew, staff, team and will also improve the quality of movies overall.

Never really thought of it from that perspective R. This answers everyone who kind of blackmails saying "what about the crew and team?!" (even tho they are all paid during the project and rejecting such movies mean it'll hit the credentials of those involved in the decision making of pushing untalented folks ahead)!

Very well put Renee! Makes a lot of sense why we should reject mediocrity and untalented actors in general!

Originally posted by: Renee.Clare

Also, big budget movies like Panipat leads to huge losses because of not so talented nepotism actors like Arjun Kapoor, then also, it's a huge loss for the whole team, the day people start rejecting mediocre nepotism kids and accepting talented actors, that will be beneficial for the whole crew, staff, team and will also improve the quality of movies overall.