Ibrahim Ali Or Ahaan; Who Connects Better? 👀 - Page 7

Watched Saiyaara recently and Ahaan and Aneet were brilliant. Ahaan's performance didn't feel like it's his debut movie at all. He's really talented and I'm rooting for both of them.

Originally posted by: cougarTown

i mean yes & no

yes..coz one's debut was a BB and others a disaster

no..coz both were on same level..be it acting or beauty..dp was worse if anything coz she couldn't even dub her lines

unlike the case of HR and Abjr..or this one

Cannot even compare these two...let's see if Ibrahim and other nepo boys can improve with time, else it will be an absolutely open field for Ahaan to dominate over with no competition.

Originally posted by: Sorry_Bol

A debut on Saiyaara's scale automatically gives you entry into the "Big Boys Club". You get the best scripts, banners, directors, budgets. Most actors who have had debuts on this scale have gone on to become Superstars whether it's Rishi Kapoor, Sunny Deol, Salman Khan(1st lead role), Aamir Khan, Ajay Devgan, Hrithik Roshan. Sure there's an exception here and there but it's mostly the actors undoing like Rahul Roy signed 47 films after Aashiqui. A lot of those films never got made, tons were delayed and duds but more importantly he missed out on Big Banner projects that came along a bit late like Darr, Baazigar, Hum etc. He was also an alcoholic and a terrible actor. Another one was Kumar Gaurav who had no interest in acting and Quit.

Ahaan is already 10 years ahead of Ibrahim. Ibrahim will have to build his brand slowly and hope for a lot of luck. Ahaan just has to make sure he doesn't mess up royally like Rahul Roy. They're not in the same league.

This...I was thinking of past actors who have had such successful debuts and all became superstars...lack of competition in his generation will make it even easier for him cause he will now be the first choice for every big director and for all the best scripts written for his generation of actors. His family having such close connections with everyone in BW will also ensure he does not suffer the same fate as a Rahul Roy. Plus given he acted this well in his first film, he can only improve going ahead as most do with practice. He is also not lazy like some of the nepo kids and is willing to work hard on his weaknesses and has that Bollywood ka keeda in him, the desperation to become a superstar, so I do not really see what can stop him from achieving his dreams.

After 20 days, it should be clear "who connects better" and who has the "better box office potential" (I don't even need to vote to know the 'winner' )