Triptii Dimri with Ranbir Kapoor
National crush Triptii Dimri’s new movie ‘Bad Newz’ has hit the theatres and is getting rave reviews from audience and movie lovers across the globe. The Vicky Kaushal and Ammy Virk-starrer started off with a solid collection at the box office.
The comedy drama revolves around heteropaternal superfecundation, a reproductive process in which twins are born to the same mother, but from different biological fathers. The film shows Triptii Dimri getting pregnant with both Vicky Kaushal and Ammy Virk’s child.
This has sparked a debate on Triptii Dimri’s character with many calling it sheer hypocrisy as Ranbir Kapoor’s character ‘Ranvijay’ was brutally called misogynist and violent for protecting his family.
Ranvijay's character was danger for society because he was protecting his family with violence
— Mr. Stark (@beingadhiraj) July 20, 2024
but a girl sleeping with 2 men, getting pregnant n deciding who should be the father with syamvar games is cool "progressive n creative"
The sheer hypocrisy is ludicrous ☕#BadNewz pic.twitter.com/AYVf1VzcB5
An X user started the debate and wrote, “Ranvijay's character was danger for society because he was protecting his family with violence; but a girl sleeping with 2 men, getting pregnant n deciding who should be the father with syamvar games is cool "progressive n creative" The sheer hypocrisy is ludicrous ☕”
As expected, the tweet went viral with netizens debating over the nature of both Ranbir and Triptii’s characters.
“Cheating on his caring wife was the only bad thing Ranvijay did TBH (especially 'I did it for my father' reason) Rest of all was justified... Wokeism is truly at peak with films like Bad Newz,” shared a user.
Another user wrote, “Animal bhi ghatiya movie thi aur bad news bhi ghatiya hi hai, dono bhi progressive movies nahi hai, progressive movie lapata ladies jaisi movies ko bolte hai.”
“Tripti was too much irritating and the concept actually promotes acceptance of polygamy in society. This needs to be stopped,” shared another user.