Sometimes, I wonder if the off-screen personality also plays a part in a star's appeal. Is it a combination of off-screen personality and on-screen work which contributes to making a star?
Something which puts me off about the following stars( though it might contribute to appeal for others):
Ranveer - OTT nature
Alia -- Dumbness
Salman -- His past with Aishwarya, criminal past
Sonam Kapoor -- High-and-mighty attitude, entitlement
Kangana -- Crazy, high-handed
Stars whose off-screen personality I like:
Shraddha -- Sweet, non-controversial
Ayushmann -- Down-to-earth nature
Sid Malhotra -- A real gentleman
SRK- Wit and charm
So, do you think it is the complete package which matters, including a star's off-screen personality?
Edited by mintyblue - 3 years agoA little bit of personality and life experience makes a difference. The ones who have come up from scratch or know the value of what they have (insiders) is what appeals me.
I like Siddhant C, Ayushman, Shraddha, Tara, Priyanka, Hrithik, Sidharth M, Katrina. You can feel their aura but can't see it since they are so humble.
Absolutely! I love Ayushman and Abhay Deol movies but the fact that they are stand up, self-aware, humble guys off screen makes me like them more and look forward to whatever work they do.
And the flip side is true too. I went from really liking RS to not giving two frucks about him because his personality started veering away from the one I loved.
Regardless, I don’t discriminate when it comes to movies. If it’s a well made film, my opinion on their real life personality doesn’t matter.
No. Contrary to popular belief that off-screen personality matters, majority of people watching bollywood films don't care about off-screen antics. They only love or hate how the actor performs on screen. It's their charisma on the big screen that make them appeal to the audience.
Edited by heartbleed - 3 years agoI went from really liking RS to not giving two frucks about him because his personality started veering away from the one I loved.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who was put off by his personality.
I don't think anyone has watched Band Baaja Baarat as many times as I have (no less than 40 times, back to back) and rooted for this guy to make it big. He seemed like such a soft spoken, mild mannered young guy, with dreams in his eyes, in his initial interviews. Took a complete 360° turn during Lootera's announcement.
I realise his behaviour was so deceptive.