The problem with the remake is it never earns the mood it wants to create. His flirtatiousness is reminiscent of Pyaar Ka Punchnama, his teary-eyed sentimentality looks straight out of Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety, and his comic language was recently seen in Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2. Aaryan embodies the body language of his previous works. Right at their first meeting, Bantu, the man Aaryan plays, describes the heroine (Kriti Sanon) as patola, l ambi taangon waali, and we are supposed to consider this cute and funny.
The flashing smile is now monotonous, and even though the film steers clear from the track of ogling at the leading lady’s legs by our hero, the dialogues are alarming. His Bantu is a happy-go-lucky, aimless chap, but not any different from what the leading man has done before. Nearly four years later, Rohit Dhawan makes a remake with Kartik Aaryan in the lead, titled Shehzada.įor all the swag Aaryan tries to exude, comparisons with Arjun are inescapable. What seems sacrifice at first turns out to be deceit. In Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo, he played a slacker who’s actually a Shehzada who was switched at birth by a greedy father. The Telugu actor has been bestowed with the tag of the Stylish Star. It would take a lot of charisma to repeat, if not necessarily replicate, what Allu Arjun has already done.
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