Highlights
- His film Laal Singh Chaddha might not have enjoyed a bumper opening in the theatres but it has opened to a phenomenal response after its digital release.
- Many have reached a similar final standpoint – Laal Singh Chaddha did not deserve the kind of hate that it received.
- Right from the cinematography to the OST, Laal Singh Chaddha scores high in many aspects. Especially, the climax scene which is getting heaps of praise from his fans.
There’s a possibility that Aamir Khan might be pulling his hair out or celebrating like there’s no tomorrow as things have taken a complete three-sixty-degree turn for him.
His film Laal Singh Chaddha might not have enjoyed a bumper opening in the theatres but it has opened to a phenomenal response after its digital release.
After making a silent debut on OTT on October 5th, Aamir Khan is again trending on the internet but this time there’s a huge difference – his fans are flocking Twitter to express their regret over not watching the film on the big screen.
There is, of course, another side to this. People are still voicing their opinions on how some aspects of the film were tackled but overall, many have reached a similar final standpoint – Laal Singh Chaddha did not deserve the kind of hate that it received.
Over the years, he has consistently increased the bar of his performances.
This particular character was nothing but an amalgamation of his previous ones and that did not sit down too well with the audience.
Other than that, right from the cinematography to the OST, Laal Singh Chaddha scores high in many aspects. Especially, the climax scene which is getting heaps of praise from his fans.
While some are moved by the plot, others are of the opinion that Aamir has acted his best in the entire duration of the climax and that’s the strongest suit of the movie.
Twitter is buzzing with fans pouring their love into the film. Check it out:
Apart from Aamir, LSC stars Kareena Kapoor, Mona Singh, Naga Chaitanya and Manav Vij in pivotal roles. It also features Shah Rukh Khan in a special cameo.
The film can be streamed on Netflix.
