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Well not sure which college of journalism taught that if someone is telling a good story for social cause it is not because of he want everyone to know but it is because that person is from different citizenship and trying to prove that he is Indian. The film’s are made for entertainment and education both and if someone is doing it and earning some money from commercialisation of it, we have a problem. If the problem is with Akshay sharing bigger image in a poster of women centric story, then why don’t you guys put photo of the team who is maintaining your page or who is responsible for 24*7 availability of your site. Why you are putting your picture in between of your news. At the end those are the people who are making sure that the message gets delivered to all. It’s their hard work as well.
Please learn to respect someone’s hard work and urge to educate society over common issues.
For us, Akshay is doing his job by making sure film should give message as well as earn bucks for him. We as a viewer don’t see as an issue of glorified guy in a women centric story, we see as a movie which tells us a message and entertains us.
When a story is to be told to a wider audience, a big film star is needed, and this is where Akshay Kumar comes in picture. You guys are journaslist right, so keep your movie critic view aside and investigate how many tickets were sold of Kahaani, Queen or English Vinglish. All are box office hit made on shoe string budget that appealed to 4 or 5 major cities of India. None sold more than 5 million tickets in country of 1250 million. Ok lets put a point that movie tickets are expensive, but television viewings are free right? Look up BARC ratings and you will find even less viewers on television. This clearly is an indication that audiences for such movies are low.
Now Star system is a relity in India and it might stay for few more deacdes.. Take Dangal, it was sports biopic of a female athlete but Aamir Khan presence made it appeal to larger audience in cinema as well as television. Akshay Kumar is a bonafide star, a rare breed, who manages to pull in 10 crore opening day even when dancing anout menstrual pads. There was another movie on menstrual hygiene, Phullu. Does anyone remember it?
Akshay Kumar surely needs to take a break from Patriotic theme movies, yes, its overkill now.
One needs to understand that Akshay’s presence is what giving Mission mangal story a lift. If you closely follow the trailer if you are not blinded by your prejudice, Akshay might have much smaller role than women on the poster ( clue: trailer focuses on background of all the women, their obstacle and their triuphin office, while Akshay only seen in office in similar clothing) and his presence is only added for pulling in initial audience.
To claim Akshay is using women oriented movies to save his career means only one thing, get out of your tiny cubicle and sniff some reality.
Well not sure which college of journalism taught that if someone is telling a good story for social cause it is not because of he want everyone to know but it is because that person is from different citizenship and trying to prove that he is Indian. The film’s are made for entertainment and education both and if someone is doing it and earning some money from commercialisation of it, we have a problem. If the problem is with Akshay sharing bigger image in a poster of women centric story, then why don’t you guys put photo of the team who is maintaining your page or who is responsible for 24*7 availability of your site. Why you are putting your picture in between of your news. At the end those are the people who are making sure that the message gets delivered to all. It’s their hard work as well.
Please learn to respect someone’s hard work and urge to educate society over common issues.
For us, Akshay is doing his job by making sure film should give message as well as earn bucks for him. We as a viewer don’t see as an issue of glorified guy in a women centric story, we see as a movie which tells us a message and entertains us.
these toxic feminist should shut their mouth. Stop making it about Men VS Women all the time.
When a story is to be told to a wider audience, a big film star is needed, and this is where Akshay Kumar comes in picture. You guys are journaslist right, so keep your movie critic view aside and investigate how many tickets were sold of Kahaani, Queen or English Vinglish. All are box office hit made on shoe string budget that appealed to 4 or 5 major cities of India. None sold more than 5 million tickets in country of 1250 million. Ok lets put a point that movie tickets are expensive, but television viewings are free right? Look up BARC ratings and you will find even less viewers on television. This clearly is an indication that audiences for such movies are low.
Now Star system is a relity in India and it might stay for few more deacdes.. Take Dangal, it was sports biopic of a female athlete but Aamir Khan presence made it appeal to larger audience in cinema as well as television. Akshay Kumar is a bonafide star, a rare breed, who manages to pull in 10 crore opening day even when dancing anout menstrual pads. There was another movie on menstrual hygiene, Phullu. Does anyone remember it?
Akshay Kumar surely needs to take a break from Patriotic theme movies, yes, its overkill now.
One needs to understand that Akshay’s presence is what giving Mission mangal story a lift. If you closely follow the trailer if you are not blinded by your prejudice, Akshay might have much smaller role than women on the poster ( clue: trailer focuses on background of all the women, their obstacle and their triuphin office, while Akshay only seen in office in similar clothing) and his presence is only added for pulling in initial audience.
To claim Akshay is using women oriented movies to save his career means only one thing, get out of your tiny cubicle and sniff some reality.