It wouldn’t be wrong to say that Bollywood these days is a hub of Nepo-Kids. Every other week some star kid is being launched and the ease with which they get big banners for their debut shocks the fans.
While many talented strugglers aspire to reach where they start from, even after getting the best possible resources they are giving audiences third grade cinema in the name of entertainment. These matters are being highly discussed over the launch of Saif Ali Khan’s son Ibrahim Ali Khan with Nadaaniyan on Netflix, produced by Karan Johar’s Dharmatic Entertainment.
He has Khushi Kapoor, yet another star kid alongside him in this teen romantic drama. The teasers and songs have been all very underwhelming and fans are questioning the credibility of such stars.
Many questions are being raised on Ibrahim’s lack of bravery for not making his debut at the box office. Even if the film performs badly at least he would have tried his mettle at the silver screen, hiding behind OTT is too convenient.
Nadaaniyan is releasing on 7 March and there is no buzz or hype around it. Funnily enough the only star praised out of the trailer was Archana Puran Singh because she is bringing back her OG character of Mrs. Braganza from Kuch Kuch Hota Hai.
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