Can Imtiaz make a comeback with Chamkila ? - Page 2

Who knows, it may revive all of their careers

I always thought Imtiaz is highly over rated

I like Diljit he acts well

Originally posted by: ffkhan

Who knows, it may revive all of their careers

All of their careers? Diljit might not be big in Bollywood circles. But he is the superstar of Punjab. I am not exaggerating as a fan. You can ask anyone.

Originally posted by: Grumpydwarf24

All of their careers? Diljit might not be big in Bollywood circles. But he is the superstar of Punjab. I am not exaggerating as a fan. You can ask anyone.

Diljit had a positive impression when he debuted to Bollywood through Udta Punjab, many speculated he would make it big or at least survive like the names of Ayushmann or Rajkumar Rao. But instead his career went downhill with no positive remark, despite doing movies with A-listers. Now the A-listers barely wants to work with him like they used to do in the beginning. So in that sense yeah, his career will revive if he has a prominent role here instead of a 'flower-pot' one.

Originally posted by: ffkhan

Diljit had a positive impression when he debuted to Bollywood through Udta Punjab, many speculated he would make it big or at least survive like the names of Ayushmann or Rajkumar Rao. But instead his career went downhill with no positive remark, despite doing movies with A-listers. Now the A-listers barely wants to work with him like they used to do in the beginning. So in that sense yeah, his career will revive if he has a prominent role here instead of a 'flower-pot' one.

Originally posted by: priya185

I like Diljit he acts well

that he does! I even consider him grossly underrated. But that is just me. His turban also probably prevents him from getting a lot of roles. The only time he agreed to go without a turban was Jogi.

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

I always thought Imtiaz is highly over rated

I even liked his not so highly rated films. Like Tamasha was one of the few times I liked Ranbir. Highway was believe it or not the first time I was moved by Aloo's performance.

Originally posted by: Grumpydwarf24

I even liked his not so highly rated films. Like Tamasha was one of the few times I liked Ranbir. Highway was believe it or not the first time I was moved by Aloo's performance.

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

I didn’t watch either of those. Just based on trailers

lol! At least watch Socha Na Tha or Jab We Met. You will see all the conventional Hindi film elements. Stupid drama between two families, rebelling from parents, confusing infatuation and love all presented differently. Socha Na Tha is my all-time favorite.