Actor Siddharth Malhotra recently shared his review of Ranveer Singh starrer Dhurandhar 2 on Instagram stories. He praised the film for its strong patriotism and sharp writing, appreciating the performances and overall execution.
Siddharth wrote that Dhurandhar 2 delivers unapologetic patriotism with strong geopolitical undertones. He also praised Ranveer Singh’s performance and appreciated the clarity and intent shown by the team, including the director and writers.
While his review joined several celebrity endorsements online, many users noticed something unusual. Several social media users felt that the wording of his review appeared similar to AI-generated content.
This observation quickly gained traction online. Users began criticising the actor, suggesting that he lacked the ability to express his views in his own words. Screenshots of his post were widely shared across platforms.
One viral post on X described his review as looking AI-generated. The post gained thousands of likes and reposts within a short time. This triggered a wave of memes and jokes targeting the actor.
Social media was soon filled with comments questioning whether actors rely on AI even for simple reviews. Many users felt that genuine reactions are becoming rare in today’s digital space.
Siddharth has been a known face in Bollywood since his debut in Student of the Year in 2012. After working in several films, fans were surprised by the nature of his review.
Some fans came to his defence, stating that many online posts today sound similar due to evolving language trends. However, a larger section criticised him for not presenting a more personal response.
The incident also reflects a broader concern about increasing dependence on AI in communication. Many believe this trend is making reviews and opinions feel less authentic and more generic.
Despite the controversy, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge has opened strongly at the box office. The film has received mixed responses for its narrative and political themes.
As the film reportedly crosses Rs 240 crore and competes with films like Jawan and RRR, Siddharth’s post shows how a single comment can attract attention for unexpected reasons.
