Top 10 Bollywood Movies Trolled For Nepotism

Nepotism is now widely associated with Bollywood. Most of the stars and actresses in the news are nepotistic children. None of them had to prove themselves to reach their current level of fame. However, few are aware of how Bollywood's culture of nepotism has gradually begun to undermine the industry and, if left unchecked, may ultimately lead to its demise.

1. The Archies Click to look into! >> Read More...

Including the release of The Archies' teaser and the casting of some of Bollywood's biggest stars' kids in crucial roles, India's film industry is again under fire for tolerating nepotism. Critics contend that Bollywood's culture of nepotism continues to give the children of some of the industry's top stars launching platforms for their professional careers, sparking a heated controversy in India. The Archies is a widespread comic book adaption in the form of a desi musical and centers on the life of a bunch of white kids.

2. Student of the Year

Thanks to the expensive production values, the movie looks quite manufactured and glossy. Dehradun's surroundings are lovely. Each of the three young people who have made their SOTY debuts looks fantastic and has the makings of a star. But they have a lot of room for improvement in terms of their expressive abilities. They must look amazing for this movie, and they certainly do.

3. Pal Pal Dil Ke Pass

Most of Sunny Deol's son's debut film Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas Click to look into! >> Read More... takes place in the mountains near Manali, where the protagonist runs a high-altitude hiking camp for affluent adventurers. However, neither the vehicle nor the new star aspirant possesses the necessary legs to run, leap into the air, or reach the required heights.

4. Dhadak Click to look into! >> Read More...

Dhadak's power is found in its gushing innocence and freshness. The fact that this movie introduces the fresh faces of Janhvi (who makes her Bollywood debut) and Ishaan (who has been in one film) helps the story. Nagraj Manjule's Sairat, the aspect of love attempting to withstand the harsh world of politics and severe societal pressure, served as Dhadak's inspiration and kept the audience interested.

5. Tadap Tadap is an Indian web series that premiered in 20 >> Read More...

Tadap tells the tale of a devoted lover. Ishana ( Ahan Shetty Aahan Shetty (also spelled as Ahaan Shetty) is an >> Read More... ) resides in Mussoorie with his adoptive father, who is referred to as Daddy by everyone ( Saurabh Shukla Saurabh Shukla was born at Gorakhpur in Uttar Prad >> Read More... ). Damodar Nautiyal ( Kumud Mishra Kumud Mishra is a well-known name in the arena of >> Read More... ), a politician in the state elections, has Daddy as a close aide. Ishana manages a theatre and supports Damodar and Daddy in their political endeavors.

6. Kaali Peeli

Ishaan Khatter plays Mumbai's kaali-peeli cab driver Vijay, also known as Blackie, who is on the run after executing a semi-murder of another taxi driver. He runs into Pooja (Ananya Panday), who is also fleeing a forced marriage to the

powerful and unyielding Choksi Seth ( Swanand Kirkire Swanand Kirkire is a multi-talented personality of >> Read More... ). They compete with one another while avoiding the police and bad guys.

7. Student of The Year 2

Although Aditya Seal performs his acting better than Shroff, his weak screen presence left me wondering why TV actor Abhishek Bajaj Abhishek Bajaj is a small screen actor in India. H >> Read More... , who is here making his film debut, was not given the part of Rohan's kabaddi buddy. Bajaj, the second lead, leaves a much more significant effect than Seal in a small segment.

8. Kalank Click to look into! >> Read More...

The young Roop ( Alia Bhatt Alia Bhatt is a trendsetting actress from Mumbai, >> Read More... ) is divided between her newfound love for Zafar and her respect for her husband Dev ( Aditya Roy Kapur Aditya Roy Kapur, a young and successful actor wa >> Read More... ) in this complicated love story set during the Indian Partition ( Varun Dhawan Varun Dhawan, a new comer entered Bollywood with h >> Read More... ). The history of India takes an epic turn that cannot be reversed as their personal histories and heartbreaking love sagas are revealed.

9. Ishaqzaade Click to look into! >> Read More...

Ishaqzaade has a lot of advantages. The locations, which range from dilapidated railway sheds to a sizable school chemistry lab, are well employed without highlighting their inherent artistic merit. While Faisal's usually spot-on speech is occasionally overdone, it nevertheless has unmistakable grit: whose recent Hindi film has the guts to have the lead character refer to his lover as a Musalli? Arjun Kapoor Arjun Kapoor is a Bollywood star. He was born on 2 >> Read More... uses exaggerated motions to play off his blend of macho and juvenile idiocy, and I found them annoying rather than endearing.

10. Mirziya

Mirzya Click to look into! >> Read More... , a time-jumping riff on the story of Mirza Sahiba by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra Born on 7th July 1963, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra is >> Read More... , fuses a romantic Punjabi legend with contemporary love. The much-anticipated acting debut of Harshvardhan Kapoor Harshvardhan Kapoor is the youngest son of famous >> Read More... , the son of Bollywood superstar Anil Kapoor Anil Kapoor was born on 24th December 1956 in Mumb >> Read More... , may be promising for the future chances of its handsome lead.