Nana Patekar Takes Dig at Gadar 2 And Jawan
Nana Patekar is preparing for the release of his film “The Vaccine War.” Recently, the trailer of the film was released, and Nana Patekar was present at the trailer launch event. He discussed several issues with the media, including the recent releases of films and their multi-crore businesses.
Sunny Deol’s “Gadar 2” and Shah Rukh Khan’s “Jawaan” have been released and are receiving a great response from the fans. Both films have earned more than 500 crores worldwide. Meanwhile, Nana Patekar recently shared his opinion on recently released films.
“The Vaccine War” had its trailer launch on September 12th, and actor Nana Patekar was present at the event. He spoke to the media and shared his views on various topics, ranging from Bollywood to the growing trend of OTT platforms.
“Nana Patekar targeted which film.”
Nana Patekar did not mention a specific film by name. However, he mentioned that OTT platforms have provided a platform for various types of films and that the distinction between different types of films has blurred. According to an article in The Times of India, Nana Patekar shared that he had seen a film that was performing well at the box office. Although he went to watch the film, he did not reveal whether he liked it or not.
Nana Patekar gives a statement for these films. He gave an example, saying that even if someone’s son becomes an actor and doesn’t have acting skills, after doing 5 to 10 films, people will start overlooking his shortcomings and learn to accept him. This is what is happening with films nowadays.
Difference between good and bad films
The difference between good and bad films, according to Nana Patekar, is that when films like “The Vaccine War” come out, people can understand the distinction between the films they are watching and such films. This creates a gap between good and bad films. Although Nana Patekar did not mention a specific film in his statement. It appears that his comments might be related to films like “Gadar 2” and “Jawaan Theatres,”. Both of these films have been performing exceptionally well at the box office.
