Alia Bhatt’s film ‘Brahmastra’ has been in the headlines for a long time. In which she is being trolled a lot on the dialogues of the actress. On which recently the reaction of director Ayan Mukerji has come.
Ayan Mukerji said this on Alia Bhatt’s dialogues (Photo Credit: Social Media)
New Delhi:
Alia Bhatt (Alia Bhatt) The movie ‘Brahmastra’ (Alia Bhatt brahmastra) Has been in the headlines for a long time. The reason for which is the excellent VFX and useless dialogues used in it. In these dialogues of Alia Bhatt i.e. Isha (Alia Bhatt dialogues in brahmastra) also includes. In which she has been seen taking the name of Shiva (Ranbir Kapoor) most of the time. After the release of the film, many people started trolling him. Some roasted him on his dialogues. While some did mimicry of the actress (Alia Bhatt dialogue mimicry) did that. Meanwhile, recently the director of the film Ayan Mukerji (Ayan Mukerji on dialogues) Has told the reason behind such dialogue. After listening to which people say that this excuse has been made for being trolled. So what did Mukherjee say, today we will tell you in this article.
Alia Bhatt was the first to talk to a media organization (Alia Bhatt latest statement) talked about this. In which he said, “This is one of my favourites. There is a girl who mimics me, Chandni, she copied me in the best way. She made Alia Bramastra meme, where she is talking about my voice. And she’s doing great.” After this, explaining the reason behind such dialogues in the film, Ayan said, ‘People are making fun of it. I feel that when I talk, I take a lot of people’s names, this is my habit. That’s why it was in the script and you got to see it in the film.”
Whereas Ranbir Kapoor (Ranbir Kapoor latest statement) Talking about this, he said that he and Alia had asked Ayaan that ‘her name is Isha, my name is Shiva. Do we have to keep saying it over and over again?’ In response to which the director said that when someone is in love, he likes to take the name of his love again and again. Because of this too, it was seen in the film. but at the same time the actor (Ranbir Kapoor on dialogues) He also made it clear that he is not like this in real life. Even if a person calls them by name again and again, they get upset whether they have done anything wrong. This argument of the team of ‘Brahmastra’ regarding the dialogues remains in the discussion at this time. On which mixed reactions of people are being seen.
First Published : 19 Sep 2022, 08:03:28 AM
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