Bollywood seems to be stuck in a loop—bringing back old blockbusters with half-baked sequels and using vulgarity in the name of comedy. Filmmakers no longer trust their own content; instead, they shift release dates out of fear of competition and focus more on paid promotions than storytelling. Ajay Devgn’s upcoming film and Dhadak 2 are perfect examples of this trend. While the first Dhadak had a solid story, its sequel looks disappointing from the trailer itself. Today’s audience is being underestimated, but we see through the noise. What do you think—is Bollywood heading in the wrong direction? Comment your thoughts below.
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