Mega Multi Starrer gets UNLIMITED TROLLS
Bollywood has recently been under tremendous strain due to a lack of unique content. Proven director rohit shetty has released the trailer for the massive multi-starrer Singham Again at this pivotal moment. Recently, the movie's trailer was released, and surprisingly, it received a very bad reception from all directions.
To begin with, the action-packed teaser features a number of celebrities, including tiger Shroff, arjun Kapoor, deepika padukone, and ajay Devgan. Even while celebrities have a lot of influence, the general consensus on social media is that their popularity is unfounded.
"It was rohit shetty once more. Among the worst trailers ever produced An analyst and critic of bollywood made a statement. However, we shall always miss the movie that rohit shetty created. Very mediocre trailer; it's easy to figure out the plot. Another fan from bollywood posted. Oddly, deepika padukone is also receiving trolling for her appearance in the teaser. Many believe she doesn't fit the officer position at all.
The majority of social media users haven't responded well or at all to the Singham Again clip thus far. Nevertheless, Singham is a huge thing in the north, and this new film benefits from a franchise advantage, so if rohit shetty produces even a passable film, the odds are good that it will do well at the box office. However, if he stammers once more, the entire Singham Again might turn into a troll fest. The movie Singham Again, which has a lot riding on it, is slated for release on november 1.
The majority of social media users haven't responded well or at all to the Singham Again clip thus far. Nevertheless, Singham is a huge thing in the north, and this new film benefits from a franchise advantage, so if rohit shetty produces even a passable film, the odds are good that it will do well at the box office. However, if he stammers once more, the entire Singham Again might turn into a troll fest. The movie Singham Again, which has a lot riding on it, is slated for release on november 1.