Chapaak's opening and Deepika's star power - Page 15

Originally posted by: Her-mion-e

Good does not always mean entertaining.. PK and padmavaat were entertaining movie while chhapaak is disturbing. Its an uneasy watch. If you watch the movie you will understand what i m saying..

Padmaavat was entertaining? Ok

Btw piku was entertaining but still opened at same range and couldn't even collect 100cr at bo. What happened to her star power then? As far as i remember there wasn't any call for boycott of that movie by "bhakts".

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

I think case is clear. The star power she once had is sliding downwards. That being said no actress ever avoided a rough patch. Maybe next film she just has to think long and hard about it 👍🏼

How high are you?😆

Originally posted by: Khai_R_Haagi

How high are you?😆

Whats wrong in what I said. IM not even trolling deepika and claiming she never had star power. Or saying he always got hits off male co stars. I admit she is/was a big heroine but the best days may be behind her. All heroines face it. As long as people still offer her films is fine but she should be cautious about them

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

Whats wrong in what I said. IM not even trolling deepika and claiming she never had star power. Or saying he always got hits off male co stars. I admit she is/was a big heroine but the best days may be behind her. All heroines face it. As long as people still offer her films is fine but she should be cautious about them

Ok let me rephrase it. 'How high are you that you're finally making sense in the forum?' 😛

Originally posted by: theBoyWonder

if deepika can take selective stands then people can selectively boycott movies too...why the double standards?

This 👍🏼

people talk to much about bhakt ye and bhakt wo.......what about non bhakt...doodh ke dhoole

opening 4+ cr , is it niche r commercial film ?

Chaapak was difficult to watch as it almost makes you live the trauma of an acid attack victim. With India being a country where so many people already suffer from depression. It makes sense most would not be brave enough to see it. Even the fellow Indian law student I went with said she would rather watch a comedy to unwind from school work. But I felt it was great It did change my opinion of Deepika. Though I still think her acting abilities are overrated to an extent. She truly outdid herself and the film belongs to her. I don't think its fair to assess star power solely based on box office success as box office success can be contingent on so many other factors.

Originally posted by: grumpydwarf

Chaapak was difficult to watch as it almost makes you live the trauma of an acid attack victim. With India being a country where so many people already suffer from depression. It makes sense most would not be brave enough to see it. Even the fellow Indian law student I went with said she would rather watch a comedy to unwind from school work. But I felt it was great It did change my opinion of Deepika. Though I still think her acting abilities are overrated to an extent. She truly outdid herself and the film belongs to her. I don't think its fair to assess star power solely based on box office success as box office success can be contingent on so many other factors.

Finally someone on this forum who watched and is giving honest reviews. Thank you. I had enough of people not recognizing the good acting she did instead saying her acting dragged the movie when they haven’t even watched.

Originally posted by: Khai_R_Haagi

Ok let me rephrase it. 'How high are you that you're finally making sense in the forum?' 😛

I had the Volcano 😊

Adding to the star power

https://m.hindustantimes.com/analysis/the-immense-integrity-and-courage-of-deepika-padukone/story-jEol72r6IH552dYRUCbbwN_amp.html?__twitter_impression=true

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