Out Now - Alcoholia Song - Vikram Vedha - Page 7

Originally posted by: DetachednNumb

It is not that simple. If brownface is not the issue here then why not brownface Saif (who plays a higher grade policeman role) as well. Why just Hrithik? They are clearly using skin colour as a way of reiterating class. They same thing happened in Gully Boy. They brownfaced Ranveer but left Alia's skintone as she is because her family is well off in the movie. It's just so subtle that you don't notice it at all but it becomes part of your subconsciousness and how you relate to people. This shouldn't even be the case at all because Hrithik is South Asian so why even varnish his skin tone, eh? I'm not faulting Hrithik here, rather the movie makers.

Hrithik is Indian and also leads a pampered life. He needs makeup to look like a criminal who's had a rough few decades

Also, Brown-faced Hrithik was the good guy in Super 30.

Everything is not about social injustice. Sometimes, it's about the reality of life's hardships.

Damn what a song! The dance, the expressions, everything was bang on! Hrithik really blew it out of the water here.

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

Hrithik is Indian and also leads a pampered life. He needs makeup to look like a criminal who's had a rough few decades

Also, Brown-faced Hrithik was the good guy in Super 30.

Everything is not about social injustice. Sometimes, it's about the reality of life's hardships.

Just going through the brown face discussion and I do agree with you here. The point is not to show "social classes" with brown facing. It's to show the roughness, street smarts, and the years of hardships. In the trailer if you watch carefully, in the younger years Hrithik is not as brown faced. He's basically his normal shade. As he grows older, he gets browner, his skin becomes more wizened, his hair more shaggy.

Anyone who spends years outside, in the various weather elements, goes through such changes. Look at anyone in a labour-intensive role like construction, roofing, roadwork, etc. Their skin does become darker over time.

It's not so much about brown facing here as it is about aging the character. And thankfully the makers are doing that properly.

And it's not just with Hrithik. If you look at Saif, they do that subtly there as well. His skin doesn't become as brown, but his skin does add a bit of brown over time and, maybe this is just me, but I felt in parts of the trailer he was less bulky and in other parts more bulky. So the makers are giving both characters proper focus with progress over the years.

Originally posted by: MinionBoss

Just going through the brown face discussion and I do agree with you here. The point is not to show "social classes" with brown facing. It's to show the roughness, street smarts, and the years of hardships. In the trailer if you watch carefully, in the younger years Hrithik is not as brown faced. He's basically his normal shade. As he grows older, he gets browner, his skin becomes more wizened, his hair more shaggy.

Anyone who spends years outside, in the various weather elements, goes through such changes. Look at anyone in a labour-intensive role like construction, roofing, roadwork, etc. Their skin does become darker over time.

It's not so much about brown facing here as it is about aging the character. And thankfully the makers are doing that properly.

And it's not just with Hrithik. If you look at Saif, they do that subtly there as well. His skin doesn't become as brown, but his skin does add a bit of brown over time and, maybe this is just me, but I felt in parts of the trailer he was less bulky and in other parts more bulky. So the makers are giving both characters proper focus with progress over the years.

Devsena bhi jab Princess thi to uska skin was clear lekin end Tak her skin had changed kyonki wo pura time outside rahti thi in the sun

Originally posted by: FlyOnTheWall

Devsena bhi jab Princess thi to uska skin was clear lekin end Tak har skin had changed kyonki wo pura time outside rahti thi in the sun

Yes. I think where we should take offence is when there is no actual reason for doing it. Like I remember there was this song that Fardeen and Kareena did in one of their movies in which they did black face for no reason. Or when in comedy movies or shows they randomly black face people and make it into a joke about their language or culture.

In many movies, it is needed to showcase the hardships a person goes through. You cannot show hardships just by showing the person growing older or living in a broken down house. Their body, face, structure, everything changes. So here it does make sense.

Originally posted by: RainbowGlitter

Alcoholia

Some word + ia=new trend🤔

aur kaunsa song hai?

why are they using so many backup dancers. same with dance ka bhoot...i find this annoying.

gonna wait for movie..hope it scores. the song sucks but hritik moves good as usual.

Btw Ranveer wasn't brownfaced in GB.

Zoya herself told he had come back from Maldives, he was tanned naturally.

On top of that hours of shooting out in the sun.

Originally posted by: Cpt.DudleySmith

https://youtu.be/XLJCtZK0x5M

Had to watch this as an antidote .

This song it at different level.... new song is not even 1% close to this song..

Vivek Oberoi danced soo well in this song...

The God Of Dance Is Back. Its been ages seeing him dance like a dream the last we saw is War i still can't get off Bang Bang MJ dance of Hrithik what a tribute to the late dance legend by his biggest fan

Coming to this song. Its a average need to listen a few times to grow on me but i feel it won't since Manike hss become my addiction

Hrithik is ageing & it could be seen. The look is something i am not fond of what owns the song is the God Of Dance himself Hrithik Roshan