Why Sidharth Malhotra films flop! Solution: Check page 18 post #173 - Page 25

Originally posted by: GumnaamHaiKoii

Well, he has a wide range….. of wooden expressions.

OMG this is so apt

Originally posted by: Rilahil

I feel if you've been in the industry for 13 years already, it's unlikely you're going to get a Saiyaara type movie that will change the way everyone sees you. I think Sheershaah was the closest to that for him.

But Sid is outsider many jealous insiders would never let this happend.If he gets another Shershaah, they'll make sure it's not released or becomes a box office success.

They're not going to let Sid do it better than them.

First because he has jealous insiders like Varun using his family,contacts and family friends against him and second because he has some called superstars insecure and snatching his good projects.

Originally posted by: Sparkle_Soul

OMG this is so apt

Actually, it isn't - at least not when knowing the way it is meant... the catch-word "wooden expression" already is 'wrong' in itself...and even repeating it a thousand times wouldn't make it 'right'. If one knows a bit about wood and trees, one would know about their versatility...

He definitely "showcases a range of facial expressions as an actor, which can be seen in fan-created content and discussions about his performances. His ability to portray diverse emotions is noted by the public, with examples such as his physicality changing from a "lanky guy" in Hasee Toh Phasee to a "beefy fighter" in Brothers, indicating a versatile range. You can find compilations of his expressions on fan pages and social media, like Pinterest and X, where users share images and videos to highlight his looks and acting" - and KI is just telling the truth.

Jealousy is an integral part of every filmindustry but the excesses depend on power and money ...and the Indian filmindustry is shaped in a way where both are very prominent ingredients (just very well displayed in Aryan's series The Ba***ds of Bollywood).

Originally posted by: Clochette

Actually, it isn't - at least not when knowing the way it is meant... the catch-word "wooden expression" already is 'wrong' in itself...and even repeating it a thousand times wouldn't make it 'right'. If one knows a bit about wood and trees, one would know about their versatility...

He definitely "showcases a range of facial expressions as an actor, which can be seen in fan-created content and discussions about his performances. His ability to portray diverse emotions is noted by the public, with examples such as his physicality changing from a "lanky guy" in Hasee Toh Phasee to a "beefy fighter" in Brothers, indicating a versatile range. You can find compilations of his expressions on fan pages and social media, like Pinterest and X, where users share images and videos to highlight his looks and acting" - and KI is just telling the truth.

Like I said…we don’t have to agree on everything

Originally posted by: Rilahil

There's a reason Sid won the Filmfare Best Debut award

Uhh since when?

Not all who praise him had been mistaken...

Sid had been among the nominees:

Best Male Debut (nominees)
Ayushmann Khurana – Vicky Donor as Vicky Arora

Arjun Kapoor – Ishaqzaade as Parma Chauhan

Sidharth Malhotra – Student Of The Year as Abhimanyu Singh

Varun Dhawan – Student Of The Year as Rohan Nanda

So, both male leads of SOTY lost to Ayushmann (the 'insider' and the 'outsider')