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Regarding criticisms of nepotism, Alia Bhatt said, “If you don’t like me, don’t watch me”

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Regarding criticisms of nepotism, Alia Bhatt said, “If you don’t like me, don’t watch me”

According to Alia Bhatt, who added that if someone doesn’t like her, they might not watch her at all, she likes to reply to criticism with her films. Alia was talking about the animosity that is frequently directed at her in the midst of the nepotism discussion.

When asked how she responds to the nepotism controversy and online harassment, Alia told Mid Day, “There are two ways of responding to it. I can demonstrate my worth for my space by controlling one. I felt that my films were the only way I could end the dialogue. Don’t answer, and don’t feel awful about it. Naturally, I felt bad.

However, feeling sorry for yourself is a little price to pay for the work you are admired and appreciated for. After finishing my work at home, I put up. I produced a movie similar to Gangubai Kathiawadi.

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Who’s having the last laugh, she continued? Until I deliver my next flop, at least. I’m currently giggling! Utilize that at the conclusion of the day to motivate your task. I can’t keep arguing my case in words. Don’t watch me if you don’t like me. I’m compelled to. I am powerless to do anything about that. People have opinions to express. I’m hoping that my films will show them that I am genuinely worth the room I take up.

How can I influence my place of birth? How am I supposed to regulate what my parents did? You want me to feel bad about my father’s laborious work. Yes, it is easier for me, but I also put a lot of effort into earning my job. In addition, Alia remarked that if her child wanted to pursue acting, she would warn them that it would be difficult and that they needed to work hard.

The most recent Alia movie to be released on Netflix was Darlings. The movie is directed by Jasmeet K. Reen and also stars Shefali Shah and Vijay Varma. She is now advertising for her forthcoming movie Brahmastra. The movie, which is being directed by Ayan Mukerji, will debut in theatres on September 9. In the movie, which also stars Amitabh Bachchan, Mouni Roy, and Nagarjuna, Alia will appear opposite Ranbir Kapoor. The first instalment of Ayan’s grandiose trilogy, which he has dubbed the Astraverse, is titled Brahmastra. The language versions of Brahmastra will be released in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada.

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Doctors actors Harleen Sethi and Sharad Kelkar claim that OTT makes realism possible: “You couldn’t even depict death on TV” | Exclusive

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Doctors actors Harleen Sethi and Sharad Kelkar claim that OTT makes realism possible: “You couldn’t even depict death on TV” | Exclusive

Sharad Kelkar and Harleen Sethi, stars of JioCinema’s show Doctors, explain why such a realistic show was not possible on TV.
There have been medical dramas on Indian television before, but not with the kind of realism that the West has shown. As Viraf Patell, star of Doctors, says, “They may have played doctors, but the real drama would often happen in their personal lives.” A new Indian show, Doctors, has attempted to change that, bringing into focus the lives of the men and women in the hospital as well. Stars of the series talk to HT about what makes it different.

Television is restrictive when it comes to medical dramas

Harleen Sethi, who plays the show’s protagonist Dr Nitya, says that the biggest change is that they can show more reality here. “I was talking to Siddharth P Malhotra, our producer, whose forte has been medical dramas,” she says, adding, “He made Sanjeevani and Dil Mill Gayye. He said that when he made medical dramas for TV, they weren’t allowed to show death. How do you show characters’ nuances when you can’t show death or blood in a medical show.”

There is more detailing in OTT shows

Her co-star Sharad Kelkar a veteran of television and cinema, agrees that the detailing in streaming is much more. “The detailing is much different on OTT. That is missing on TV. And the audience is not interested either. They want to see more drama than the detailing in television shows,” he argues.

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OTT allows shows to touch sensitive issues

The actors say that the focus on more realism and detailing allowed the show to touch on issues that would have been impossible on primetime TV. “The kind of illnesses and issues we have talked about here – from euthanasia to organ donation – that is not possible on television,” says Harleen.

Apart from Sharad, Harleen, and Viraf, Doctors also stars Aamir Ali and Vivaan Shah. The show began streaming on Jiocinema on December 27.

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