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Vijay Deverakonda responds to the trending hashtag “boycott Liger” on Twitter: “Dekh lenge”

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Vijay Deverakonda responds to the trending hashtag “boycott Liger” on Twitter: “Dekh lenge”

Actor Vijay Deverakonda responded to the recent social media practise of criticising various Bollywood movies. In a recent interview, Vijay responded, “kaun rokenge dekh lenge” (we will see who will stop us), when asked if the trend will effect his upcoming movie Liger. The hashtag “#BoycottLigerMovie” began trending on Twitter days before the movie’s premiere. There have recently been calls to boycott movies like Laal Singh Chaddha, starring Aamir Khan, Raksha Bandhan, starring Akshay Kumar, and the upcoming Vikram Vedha, starring Hrithik Roshan. The tendency has been having an impact on the box office performance of numerous recent releases.

Vijay added that it is unfortunate that movies and actresses must take the brunt of the criticism. He has also stated that he and Liger are confident that the public would approve of the movie because they worked so hard and with much love to make it. The actor also discussed his own problems and professional challenges, as well as how he overcame them.

Vijay said about Liger on Monday, according to the news agency ANI: “With Liger, we expected a bit more drama, but we’ll fight. We have poured our hearts into this movie. And I’m confident that I’m right.

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In my opinion, there is no room for dread. I didn’t fear when I had nothing, and I don’t believe that fear is necessary even now that I have accomplished something. We have our mother’s blessings, other people’s affection, God’s support, a fire inside of us, and we will see who can stop us. Maa ka aashirwaad hai, Logon ka pyaar hai, Bhagwaan ka haath hai, andar aag hai, Kaun rokenge dekh lenge!”

Regarding his difficulties, Vijay stated, “I think life has taught me to be a warrior. When I was younger, I had to struggle to get respect and money; as I became older, I had to struggle to find my position in the field and even to find employment. For me, each movie felt like a challenging fight. I made my first movie for free since we couldn’t find a producer to finance it; we had to generate money to pay for the film’s production costs. I had no standing in the field at the time. We encountered opposition before my third movie, Arjun Reddy, even opened in theatres.

On August 25, the sports drama Liger will have its theatrical debut. The movie serves as both Vijay’s and Ananya’s multilingual cinematic debut in Hindi. The movie will be released in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, and Telugu. Jagannadh, Charmme Kaur, Karan Johar, and Apoorva Mehta are the producers.

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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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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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