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Almost all the new heroes in Bollywood are disappointing. In my opinion, there isn’t a single truly impressive actor among them, and the industry seems to be running out of talented writers. Most of their films are copied, and many lack basic logic.
Even when Bollywood produces a decent suspense thriller, it often turns out to be a remake of a South Indian film. Take Drishyam, for example. It’s a great movie, but even that is copied from South Indian cinema. Sometimes, Bollywood copies not just the story but even the songs and dialogues.
Honestly, Bollywood needs to move on from actors like Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar, Shah Rukh Khan, and Saif Ali Khan. Their films have become repetitive and disappointing. In my opinion, Akshay Kumar’s recent film choices have been particularly terrible.
Instead, Bollywood should introduce more talented South Indian actors to Hindi cinema. South Indian cinema has some amazing performers, wonderful stories, gripping suspense, and outstanding action sequences. Their heroes also often portray dignity and respect in their public image and film roles.
Another major difference, in my opinion, is how romance is portrayed. South Indian cinema often maintains clearer boundaries when depicting romance, whereas some Bollywood films cross those boundaries with excessive kissing, intimate scenes, and unnecessary nudity.
Romance has its limits, and entertainment should not require crossing every boundary. What concerns me even more is that some actresses portray such intimate scenes on screen, yet audiences still judge them by traditional standards of dignity and respect in real life. Fame and money should never become excuses for disrespecting a woman’s dignity.
A woman deserves respect, regardless of her profession, the roles she plays, or the choices she makes. At the end of the day, cinema should offer good storytelling, meaningful entertainment, and respect for human dignity
2026-10-22 15:30:03