Writer Chetan Bhagat on Tuesday tweeted one after the other, advising film critics not to become oversmart on Sushant’s last film ‘Dil Bechara’. He urged the critics not to write nonsense while working impartially. He wrote that you have already ruined the lives of many people. Now stop.

In his tweets, Chetan targeted some English-speaking critics, stating that these people are Indian in appearance, but are English from inside and hate Indians. Chetan also appealed to the big stars not to patronize such people. ‘Dil Bechara’ will stream on July 24 on the OTT platform.

Chetan wrote all this in his tweets

First Tweet ‘Apart from the actors, other people are also part of a film and play an important role in making it. The way they are treated also matters. ‘

Second tweet: ‘Entertainment industry is very difficult where survival alone is a big win. Everyone has their own journey Putting people in grades only increases unnecessary anxiety and pressure. If you saved yourself? So to me you are a star. ‘

Third tweet: Sushant’s last film will be released this week. In such a situation, I would like to say to all those arrogant and high-thinking critics that they write wisely. Don’t be too smart. Do not write nonsense at all. Be fair and sensible. Do not try to do your dirty tricks. You have ruined the lives of many people. Now stop. we are looking.’

Fourth tweet: ‘For media institutions that employ these arrogant critics – it is a wrong business strategy to hire such elite people who do not understand India and think they are better than Indians. Such outward looking brown but white people inside will ensure that your organization goes bankrupt. Many have already happened. ‘

Fifth tweet: ‘There is also a critic here who tried to ruin my career and spew venom on everything I was associated with. He also tried his best to drown Sushant. He hates a) the people who advance on their own b) the less English people and the more indigenous people c) the confident Indians of small towns. I request the stars not to patronize him. ‘

Sixth tweet: ‘Indians like to be certified by people who speak good English. This is the greatest praise for him. It is from here that some critics have made their mark. They spoke good English, but were evil people. They are brown from outside and white from inside, which Indians hate. ‘

Seventh tweet: In this tweet, he wrote praise for the film in Hindi and English. ‘Maa kasam, have fun watching your cool picture’ / ‘Pure sky. I was very happy to see your wonderful film.
The meaning of both lines is almost identical. But most Indians, even big stars, want to hear the second one. So these wicked critics became important. Now end this practice.

Eighth tweet: ‘Dear stars, you make tens, perhaps hundreds of crores of rupees. The country of a billion people loves you. Is that not enough? Do you really need recognition from the insidious, English-speaking rogue critics who caused a star to die over mental health issues? Stop patronizing him, please. ‘

Ninth tweet: There are many excellent film critics on radio, YouTube and blogs, but they are not given as much importance as insidious, English speakers. The British left us in 1947, just for your information. ‘

Films like Hello, Kay-Po-Che, Two States, Half Girlfriend and Three Idiots have been made on the novels written by Chetan Bhagat.

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