Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor starrer Nadaaniyan is now out on Netflix and the reviews for the film are exactly what everyone expected them to be.
With mediocre performances by both the newcomers, the film falls flat throughout and Karan Johar fails to capture the audience in yet another rom-com.
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The film revolves around an elite school showcasing Khushi Kapoor hiring a rental boyfriend to resolve her trust issues.
Apart from the two main leads, other supporting actors shine through the film making it watchable. Actors like Jugal Hansraj and Dia Mirza added some life to the film but were barely used.
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According to many reviews, the film remains clueless and silly through its runtime and fails to entertain the audience.
It is yet another warning for Bollywood that bad writing and performances are ruining the industry’s potential.
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While the story of the film is also not worth the penny, viewers were unmoved by the debutant Ibrahim Ali Khan as he felt lifeless in most of the scenes.
While many reviewers find the film a disaster, a section of audience find it cute and a one time watch.
With so much hype and anticipation, Karan Johar’s dreamy rom-com world failed to have its first launch with Nadaaniyan on Netflix.
