How can someone like Adi feel unattractive? - Page 2

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

Says srk fan

And?

I'd argue if I could Adi

Originally posted by: ohophelia

I personally think these actors say this shit to cover all bases. Now tomorrow someone criticises their looks, they are like mereko pata hain, I'm all self aware. I admitted to this before only. Main antaryami hoon.

He's not the first person saying this.

He is just humble I get it

Originally posted by: naaznin

Ppl like ARK n Siddharth Malhotra have good looks n r decent in acting too but still luck is not on their side. Want to watch more good projects from them.

Amen !

Originally posted by: Supari_khala

Gogo Masterji, itni bakwas na karo Aditya ke baare main, nahin toh sab ladkiya aapki aankhein nikalke gotiya khelengi.

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

This is the problem in the world. People like ARK have no confidence…. And then we have people like Arjun Kapoor and Varun Dhawan who are overconfident despite having nothing

Adding this to my list of social causes right now !

I don’t personally find him attractive although I know he is conventionally good looking (so I wouldn’t say he os unattractive). Same for Siddharth. Beauty is highly subjective obviously. In his case I suspect it is fake modesty as a way to connect with peasants as he knows he’s mainly been highlighted for his looks.

He is hot.

And cute.

At the same time.

Maybe because he looks like Sunail Shetty in that pic

Originally posted by: Gul_bahar

He is hot.

And cute.

At the same time.

You recommended Ludo right? I don't know if I am behaving like a blind fan girl right now. But as much as I loved the film and Aditya/Sanya's chemistry. He needs to be paired with more good actresses like that. But i was not so sure about Sanya's character. I hate the term gold digger. It is often used by men who can't take no for an answer and need to further abuse the girl afterward to make themselves feel better. But Sanya's character was going to marry someone rich when she clearly had feelings for another man. Maybe the film was meant to show that is the way society often conditions women. To believe in fairytales. Find Prince Charming (richie rich) and all your problems will be washed away. And don't look for someone you can be genuinely happy with. The two characters clearly clicked from their first date. They did not show how happy she was with the man she was supposedly supposed to marry.

And the ending scene. Akash got shot and she left with her fiance? She did not even run to him to make sure he was ok? What type of love is that? Then she comes back to her senses at the end and he automatically forgives her. Akash was a really loving guy. And I guess love makes you blind. I skimmed through the Aditya parts. I still have to watch the film as a whole. I watched a little bit of Rajkumar Rao's story too. Maybe the film is genuinely trying to give a message against societal pressures and following your heart. Fatima's character was doing everything she could to get her cheating husband out of jail. And she could not see Rajkumara Rao the man who was doing everything to help her was the better guy. He clearly loved her unconditionally unlike her hubby. Because he was involved in crime earlier? Due to parental pressures she had to reject him?