Why are young Bollywood stars doing married roles? This trend has changed rapidly in films, but have to be careful!

Earlier, young actors were seen in family drama films as college going or young men. Their love story used to be the focal point of the story, but now no one is averse to these actors playing married roles. Audiences are also liking her in roles entangled in the fabric of marriage. Recently released ‘Satyaprem Ki Katha’, ‘Zara Hat Ke Zara Bach Ke’, ‘Bawal’ or before that ‘Luka Chhipi’, ‘Badhaai Ho’, ‘Jug Jug Jio’, ‘Badhaai Do’, ‘Jersey’ ‘, young hero-heroine turned husband-wife were seen entangled in family problems.

There was a time when the happy ending of most of the films was the marriage of the hero-heroine, but it is seen in many of today’s films that the story begins with the marriage of the hero-heroine. Sara Ali Khan and Vicky Kaushal’s ‘Zara Hatke Zara Bachke’, which recently crossed the 100 crore mark at the box office, was well received by the audience. In this family story set against the backdrop of Indore, the audience connected with the young couple like Sara Ali Khan and Vicky Kaushal as a couple who cherish the dream of home. Sara Ali Khan’s small town sari-churiwala married look became a fashion trend for middle class married girls. While ‘Satyaprem Ki Katha’, a family entertainer with an issue woven around the Gujarati backdrop, received a lot of love from the audience. It also earned 125 crores worldwide. Jahnavi Kapoor-Varun Dhawan’s ‘Bawal’, which came on OTT, is also the story of a married couple, which got a good response from the audience.

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If you don’t choose the right role, you will get trolled.

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Renowned trade analyst Taran Adarsh ​​says, ‘Today’s young stars are indeed seen in married roles. Although this used to happen earlier also, we have seen our superstars as college students despite crossing 40 many times. Today when I look back, even I find it strange to see actors of such age in such youthful roles, but it cannot be denied that the celebrity of all those big stars was so strong that they had a loyal fan base. Accepted them in any form and then the filmmaker had no choice but to cast them. But today, due to the changing times, the audience has become very fast. Today, if the stars misfit in their roles, the audience will reject them. The actor knows that he will be subjected to trolling, so he has become very careful in choosing his roles. Today’s audience wants real age and real performance from the artistes. You see, in Jahnavi Kapoor’s debut film ‘Dhadak’, she appeared as a married and mother of a child and was also liked.

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According to renowned film analyst Komal Nahata, ‘Such trends in films have come and gone. Earlier also such films were made, ‘Dum Laga Ke Haisha’, which came almost 8 years ago, was also such a film. But it is true that love stories have always been given priority in Bollywood. All kinds of love stories have been made so far with established actors. The stories of love and love have been exploited so much that there is nothing left in them and the audience is also bored. Yes, if a new face is being launched, then a love story is perfect for that. As Rajshree usually launches newcomers in his love stories. As they are doing in both their upcoming films. Sunny Deol’s son Rajveer Deol and Poonam Dhillon’s daughter Paloma Dhillon are going to be launched in this film. The charm of love story still remains with budding actors, but you must have seen well-known actors romancing on screen many times. This is the reason why now films are being made about marital discord ie the confusions, quarrels and misunderstandings of married life and the audience is also identifying themselves with it.