Ranveer in Aditya Chopra's next directorial film - Page 7

No Two hero movies for Ranveer fr me..

Edited by zarak65 - 9 years ago

Originally posted by: lovanika

No Two hero movies for Ranveer fr me..

I want him to run as far as possible from the likes of Gunday and Kill Dills.

No doubt that a film with Adi as director after so many years would put Ranveer on a higher pedestal.

Originally posted by: KhanSinghTomar

what are you talking about?  what is BM then?  😆. what was lootera? ... in the name of doing something different, he cannot keep on doing small movies and stay a small star...

Originally posted by: kabeeraspeaking

And you want him to 'piggyback' on a bigger star/other hero to get his fame? 😆 That's not how it works in the long term. You choose GOOD scripts whether they are aimed to make small movies or not and they bring you credibility with the audience and/or commerce for producers. They allow you to make a name for yourself. Being 'backed' by YRF cannot bring that to Ranveer when they offer him crap like LVRB, Gunday and Kill Dill. Yes, the directors of those movies were not 'Adi Chopra' but his brand is currently as good as phoos bomb with all these newbies and mediocre films in a sea of other production houses which are coming up with better ideas.

Where are Ranveer's Rocket Singh, Raajneeti, and Barfi? Not yet to be seen, because YRF only keeps on offering him puppy love roles. If this movie and its script is no different, I, as not only an audience member but Ranveer fan, have no interest in seeing him. There's only so long that he can benefit from the buzz of Lootera's critical acclaim before he has to cough up something substantial and different to show people why they should care about him beyond his entertaining personality.

Originally posted by: kabeeraspeaking

And you want him to 'piggyback' on a bigger star/other hero to get his fame? 😆 That's not how it works in the long term. You choose GOOD scripts whether they are aimed to make small movies or not and they bring you credibility with the audience and/or commerce for producers. They allow you to make a name for yourself. Being 'backed' by YRF cannot bring that to Ranveer when they offer him crap like LVRB, Gunday and Kill Dill. Yes, the directors of those movies were not 'Adi Chopra' but his brand is currently as good as phoos bomb with all these newbies and mediocre films in a sea of other production houses which are coming up with better ideas.

Where are Ranveer's Rocket Singh, Raajneeti, and Barfi? Not yet to be seen, because YRF only keeps on offering him puppy love roles. If this movie and its script is no different, I, as not only an audience member but Ranveer fan, have no interest in seeing him. There's only so long that he can benefit from the buzz of Lootera's critical acclaim before he has to cough up something substantial and different to show people why they should care about him beyond his entertaining personality.

Edited by zarak65 - 9 years ago

Originally posted by: kabeeraspeaking

And you want him to 'piggyback' on a bigger star/other hero to get his fame? 😆 That's not how it works in the long term. You choose GOOD scripts whether they are aimed to make small movies or not and they bring you credibility with the audience and/or commerce for producers. They allow you to make a name for yourself. Being 'backed' by YRF cannot bring that to Ranveer when they offer him crap like LVRB, Gunday and Kill Dill. Yes, the directors of those movies were not 'Adi Chopra' but his brand is currently as good as phoos bomb with all these newbies and mediocre films in a sea of other production houses which are coming up with better ideas.

Where are Ranveer's Rocket Singh, Raajneeti, and Barfi? Not yet to be seen, because YRF only keeps on offering him puppy love roles. If this movie and its script is no different, I, as not only an audience member but Ranveer fan, have no interest in seeing him. There's only so long that he can benefit from the buzz of Lootera's critical acclaim before he has to cough up something substantial and different to show people why they should care about him beyond his entertaining personality.

Where are Ranveer's Rocket Singh, Raajneeti, and Barfi? ---------------- haaan yaar...ASK yrf, Anurag Basu😆. You should ask them why don't they do movies with other new actors like Ranveer or Varun or whoever? 😆 and may be yrf felt rishi ka beta hai, we cannot make him angry and gave him a good movie 😆...ranveer ki career flop ho ya hit ho, yrf ko kya parbah😆

If you are ranbir fan, stay happy he has hirani, basu, kashyap, kjo lined up to make him the biggest superstar...thank god he is a good actor... nahi to hum kya karsakte the😆... and he got the opportunity to start his career with acclaimed director like SLB ...it's a totally different matter it didn't work...

apna ranveer jo hai na, usne ek maneesh sharma naam ki director se career suru ki... wo gunday bhi karta hai, lootera bhi karta hai...bidu ko kuch prove karne ka nai hai... only his fans want him to do better...
Ranveer doesn't need to prove he is a competitor to RK, media has decided it... we are audience, let's watch how this will play out in long run...

and ranbir ne kaunsa rockstar or barfi kiya tha 1st 3 year mai 😆... ranveer will also do them when such movies come along his way... may be u liked barfi... i haven't watched it since my brother told me it's just ok... 
for some ppl, dabangg would be the best movie... filmfare awards se declare nahi hota kaun accha actor hai aur kaun bura... 😆

tum to aise keh raheho jaise ranveer ka daya baya, aaju baju  hirani, johar , kashyap and all these filmmakers are lined up with script... 🤣
aisa nahi hai na bhaya, samjha karo


Edited by KhanSinghTomar - 9 years ago

Originally posted by: AriVeerAT

Are you looking forward to DDD and BM? because I think neither of those films are YRF, or puppy roles. 😆

KST,  I don't think you can just say oh the big directors don't offer Ranveer films, while they offer Ranbir such films. Ranbir didn't exactly work with huge directors or anything, probably besides Imtiaz and SLB on his road to success.  Edited by chocolover89 - 9 years ago