To me, Saiyaara was the biggest win of 2025 - Page 5

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Mocking someone's taste is both in poor taste and insulting. Aapko pasand nahi aayi film, toh theek hai, and you are certainly entitled to your opinion of the film, but that doesn’t give you the right to belittle everyone who enjoyed it or pass a comment collectively on everyone who has watched it.

Calling our poor taste of audience is neither mocking nor belittling someone. Certainly not . Either you've no idea what belittling or mocking looks like or you think you can attack my personal opinion about the film being a hit a product of poor taste and that being a growing concern with many , as product is supplied according to demand .

You can ofcourse contest my opinion by saying the film is not of poor taste and also tell us why. I've no problem in a healthy opposing discussion. But you've absolutely no right whatsoever to tell me to not give my opinion which is exactly what you're doing.

Learn some decorum of public forum first .

Originally posted by: MannMeinRadha

To belittle someone means to make them feel or seem less important, valuable, or capable through words or actions, essentially treating them as "little" or insignificant, often by diminishing their achievements, ideas, or character through criticism, condescension, or dismissive behavior.

Plenty of people have openly called the film boring, overrated, or unwatchable. I didn’t quote them to invalidate opposing views — because that’s how opinions work. So who exactly is being stopped from speaking? Certainly not by me.

The disagreement is about how it’s framed. Criticizing a film or a trend in cinema is one thing; genetically labeling the audience’s/viewer's taste as “poor” is something else. If you want to argue why the film lacks quality or why it is overrated, that's an opinion, and a discussion worth having.

Ha! How ironical is a sermon about public forum decorum.

agree with you...especially when having experienced this specific "decorum" more than once