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Originally posted by: Beautyful_Mess

It’s unfortunate when your defending point is comparing this to movies from 3 decades ago and btw SRK’s in those movies weren’t glorified each and every one was portrayed as a villain. No one looks back and thinks anything he’s done is acceptable or heroic

srk in baazigar, anjaam and Darr were all out villains, they had no redeeming features, and the movies did not portray them as people to be glorified, they portrayed them as people who are scary and murderous, and most importantly the characters went through the consequences of their actions and died, they were killed by the heroes of the film, good won over evil.

Originally posted by: Beautyful_Mess

No one looks back and thinks anything he’s done is acceptable or heroic

Originally posted by: zara321

srk in baazigar, anjaam and Darr was an all out villain, he had no redeeming features, and the movies did not portray him as someone to be glorified, they portrayed him as someone who is scary and murderous, and most importantly the characters went through the consequences of their actions and died, they were killed by the heroes of the film, good won over evil.

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

he had a love making scene in Fanaa and he was kissing white girls in Rang De

Originally posted by: ohophelia

Actually, I even see a lot of men this time speaking up about the misplaced violence in the movie unlike KS/AR, which is a good thing. People are catching up to his brand of cinema. It's only gaining traction because it's novel at this point. He masks his lack of story and plot behind the violence. By his fourth or fifth venture, that shit be stale. No more takers. It will phase out just like other crap.

Amen to this.

lol what?

“Character dies” is no moral compass for deciding good and bad …and neither is it the so called repurcussion that is meant to dissuade people from that life.

death can be sympathetic and even tragic which is how the deaths in baazigar and devdas were staged …one has him dying in his moms arms as she cries for him and the other has him dying as the love of his life is running towards him…he was no villain in either so hold the horses …

This isn’t even going into the toxic pieces he played in kank, chalte chalte who “gets the girl” he wants in the end …despite doing several problematic things …

Also 30 year old film eh? Let’s take don. That’s in the mid 2000s and the early 2010s

The “negative” don character in that case is “endorsed” at the end of don :since he’s alive and the good guy is dead ? This is the character that also treats women like objects to satisfy his needs btw ….and he’s alive again after don 2

And there is a whole franchise abt how he’s “badass” and gets away with it every time …same with dhoom series

Character being alive is no endorsement of his behavior and neither is being dead a reprimand…

That is an excessively narrow way of looking at films and characters ..

A main character who is a douche …can survive till the end of the film and engage people without them endorsing that behavior ….that’s a thing and it happens a lot …fyi…and yea it has happened with several of srks characters and films too…😊

much like life, in films, every bad deed isn’t punished and every good deed isn’t rewarded …that’s not an endorsement or promotion of shitty behavior ….

Originally posted by: pathaka

The “negative” don character in that case is “endorsed” at the end of don :since he’s alive and the good guy is dead ? This is the character that also treats women like objects to satisfy his needs btw ….and he’s alive again after don 2

RK vs SRK? Knew this love story was gonna end one day

But here I am..

I hated the character kabir singh and what the film stood for, but that was a better made film than Animal, the writing and direction were better, at least it had a story. Animal just falls flat as a movie, it is just filled with stuff to try to shock people, there is no complexity or deepness.

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