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Again Posting with a genuine article because few were questioning the authenticity of my post.

SPKK was the last good movie of Kiara after that she's choosing anything I don't know why. She has stuck to big action films where she's mostly the pretty girlfriend with little substance. Game Changer and War2 gave her almost nothing meaningful to do, just glamour next to the male stars. TOXIC with Yash looks headed the same way, she's Nadia in his big action story.

Is she choosing these movies for big money and visibility?

or

She wants to become PAN Indian Actress by doing all this?

But relying on flowerpot roles can hurt her career long-term. It makes her seem replaceable, limits her growth as an actress, and risks losing the audience that liked her in stronger parts like SPKK.

If she doesn't mix in better roles soon, she could fade into the "supporting glam" category instead of staying a lead star.

I saw teaser and wtf was that?!! No substance, nothing promising for general audience. It'll be go*ners fest lmao

Alia Bhatt (as Sita): ₹25 Crore – the highest paid in the film,

Sharvari (co-lead): ₹3 Crore,

Bobby Deol (villain): ₹6 Crore,

The film is reportedly made on a budget of around ₹100 Crore.

I'm quite confused by the marketing strategy of this movie. They're not openly, aggressively promoting their movie. Not a single song released yet. Not any events. Not any actual movie promos. Only 2 interviews (podcast type) with athletes. They revealed all the plot in the trailer cut. I mean hardly 5 days are there for the Release, instead of doing all in promotion for their movie, they're doing such lowkey interview/ podacasts with athletes.

Movie budget is around 80Cr-100Cr (Not Confirmed)

No Songs.

No title track yet that could create some buzz for the movie.

They actually revealed the whole plot of the movie.

Same repeat promos of Alia all over.

Now this AAJ TAK promo.... Currently Anjana's image is not good in the general public's eye. And what they did is shoot a promo with them...

Vithabai was performing 9 months pregnant, went into labor mid-show, delivered the baby backstage herself, and returned to finish the performance.

This story is celebrated in Maharashtra as a symbol of her extraordinary dedication and resilience as a folk artist who supported her family and preserved Lavani/Tamasha traditions in an era with no modern medical support or safety nets.

Lavani and Tamasha are traditional cultural performing arts centered on storytelling, music, and dance not merely “entertaining men.” Vithabai was a trailblazer and breadwinner.

The core issue here is women aggressively questioning and tearing down another woman’s portrayal of a historical woman’s labor and strength, primarily to uplift their own favorite actress.

The repeated “miscast,” acting shade, and “brothel madam” comments feel less like genuine concern for maternal health and more like classic stan wars. Early audience reactions to the teaser have actually highlighted Shraddha’s de-glam transformation and intensity.

Biopics depict historical reality, not modern ideals. Celebrating Vithabai’s grit doesn’t mean endorsing unsafe childbirth today.

India’s maternal mortality rates are a serious issue that deserves real attention, but weaponizing them against a film about a cultural icon comes across as selective outrage.

Iska flair kab tak banega bhai 😂