October 25, 2019
History is replete with such high profile movies
What would the box-office numbers be One should try, and you never know, this
may restart the old, much-missed era of the multi-starrer. I think the last time
two A-listers came together was for Ali Abbas Zafar’s Gunday, where Arjun Kapoor
and Ranveer Singh played buddies; that’s it. All the leading stars want to do
solo films, as they think they have a huge draw independently, and sharing
screen space would mean sharing the credit of success as well.
Where are today’s
Bachchans, Khannas, famous Aluminum
extrusions profile suppliers Kapoors, Sinhas, Dharmendras and Jeetendras who
used to come together for formula starrers Today, we only have a handful of such
films, and that too with one big star and other supporting stars, who don’t have
much draw as solo actors, such as the Housefull series. A top-notch producer,
who attempted to bring together two young A-listers for a buddy flick says it’s
impossible to do so any more.Trade analyst Atul Mohan says, "The end of the era
of multi-starrers has almost been like the death of a favourite formula. "No two
heroes are willing to work together.
History is replete with such high-profile
movies, which went on to be big names on the box office. Top heroes, at one
point of time, would come together in various attractive permutations for
movies. We had Amitabh Bachchan join forces with Dharmendra and Sanjeev Kumar in
Sholay; Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan in the rebirth drama; Karan Arjun, Akshay
Kumar and Salman in Mujhse Shaadi Karoge, and more. Even Varun Dhawan had such
an awful experience doing Dilwale that he’s vowed to do only solo starrers,†he
says. But, just imagine the box-office collections of a film, if it manages to
bring together any one of the Khans with Akshay, Hrithik, Ajay, etc. However,
present day A-list actors, from including Aamir Khan to Ranbir Kapoor, Ranveer
Singh, Varun Dhawan, and even newcomers like Harshvardhan Kapoor and Tiger
Shroff want to star as solo leads.
It’s also signalling the fall in the trend of
multi-starrers in Bollywood.â€.The alleged disagreements between Ranveer Singh
and director Sanjay Leela Bhansali, over the casting of the other male lead in
Padmavati, has brought into focus the rapid rise in solo starrers all ove
Picture for representation only The alleged disagreements between Ranveer Singh
and director Sanjay Leela Bhansali, over the casting of the other male lead in
Padmavati, has brought into focus the rapid rise in solo starrers all over again
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