First Cirkus, now Singham Again: Is Rohit Shetty going downhill? Web goes savage criticising the ace director

Rohit Shetty did all he could to make Singham Again a big blockbuster. For the first time, almost all the big Bollywood superstars, like Ajay Devgn, Akshay Kumar, Ranveer Singh, Tiger Shroff, Kareena Kapoor Khan, and Deepika Padukone, worked together. What’s more, the movie also had a cameo by Salman Khan as Chulbul Panday and Arjun Kapoor played a villain for the first time in his career.

Singham Again had all the Rohit Shetty flair, from smashing superstars' entries to flying cars and drama. But it failed to appeal to the audience, who has now outgrown his style of action and is more impressed by high-octane action scenes that define big hits like War, KGF2, Pathaan, Jawan, and others.

While his earlier movie Cirkus based on Sanjeev Kumar’s huge hit Angoor was a big flop, his OTT debut Police Force failed to generate any interest. It seems Bollywood fans are now bored with the repetitive type of comedy and action that usually mark a Rohit Shetty movie and it is time that the director reinvents himself to match the demands of today’s audience. And if he fails to adapt to the new wave of action and expectations then he might soon find it difficult to deliver a hit film.

Has Rohit Shetty fallen off?
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Not surprisingly, a movie like Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 with young actors like Kartik Aaryan and Triptii Dimri and supported by Vidya Balan and Madhuri Dixit could surpass Singham Again . Many web users have criticised the Golmaal director for his old-world style actions and comedy in his movies.

A few even got savage saying that his initial movies were successful because they were copied from South Indian films. But once the dubbed version of Southern films started airing on television, the craze for Rohit Shetty films began declining. Some even accused him of ripping off Hollywood and regional movies and now that all the content is easily available on OTT, audiences do not find Shetty’s content engaging and entertaining anymore.