Alia in Brahmastra funny meme - Page 2

that other meme video with the button dialogue still remains my favourite though!

Originally posted by: blahhhh

that other meme video with the button dialogue still remains my favourite though!

Originally posted by: priya185

she can say something beyond shiva also her character had no depth or backstory

depth aur backstory aur build up aur writing se iss team ka kuch lena dena tha hi nahi,everybody objective and willing to admit the truth will agree on this in a jiffy.Others will laugh as if you just didn't say the truest thing ever😂

Originally posted by: priya185

show me the button meme pls

oh you haven't seen this?

[URL]https://mobile.twitter.com/HudHuddDabangg/status/1569056357579636736?s=20&t=ZSOwEYXmBTQPMU7SLPRglw[/URL]

Originally posted by: priya185

she can say something beyond shiva also her character had no depth or backstory

Depth toh sirf Gehraaiyaan mein thee...itni depth thee...itni depth thee....ki movie ka naam he Gehraayian rakhna pada...

https://twitter.com/therantinggola/status/1569283495385796609?s=20&t=mo6qDP4AxYnZoSg5bi0azQ

The lacking backstory is not Alia's "fault" and at least her dialogues give occasion to humour...

I already wrote in another thread that maybe her character was thought as a villain (voluntary or manipulated), as someone who uses/has to use Shiva's love (and possibly her own love for him) to get the pieces of the Brahmastra (I would have liked this twist because that would have given a special reason to Isha's behaviour.)

Originally posted by: blue-ice.1

Depth toh sirf Gehraaiyaan mein thee...itni depth thee...itni depth thee....ki movie ka naam he Gehraayian rakhna pada...

isha had less depth than bimbo shanaya from soty1 one

this topic has nothing to do with gehraiyaan 😆 recently for you its deepika deepika

Originally posted by: Clochette

The lacking backstory is not Alia's "fault" and at least her dialogues give occasion to humour...

I already wrote in another thread that maybe her character was thought as a villain (voluntary or manipulated), as someone who uses/has to use Shiva's love (and possibly her own love for him) to get the pieces of the Brahmastra (I would have liked this twist because that would have given a special reason to Isha's behaviour.)

why sign a project where her character is a one dimensional character with no brain ?

Maybe the sequel (or a prequel) will reveal that...although for this movie it could have been a nice "cliffhanger" to reveal this at the very end (and would have taken away a lot of disappointment...)

As for signing...perhaps she would have signed everything just to work with Ranbir (as his love interest, of course).