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Despite the Jigra hitch, trade experts support Alia Bhatt's STARDOM: "A Speed Breaker, Not a Stop Sign!"

Alia Bhatt is one of the few actresses who have a successful track record. Her last flop, Kalank (2019), was released more than 5 years ago, prior to the epidemic. Everything was going smoothly until Jigra appeared and harmed her box office position. However, trade experts are confident that Alia Bhatt's track record is entirely safe.

Taran Adarsh, a trade veteran, said, "Whatever Jigra has collected is because of Alia Bhatt."

Vishek Chauhan, the owner of Roopbani Cinema in Purnia, Bihar, stated, "I don't believe it impacts her. It has an impact on the filmmakers. It raises questions about their sensibility. People like her, and the audience never criticizes the performer. Otherwise, Sunny Deol's Gadar 2 (2023) would not have made Rs. 500 crores, and Shah Rukh Khan would not have followed up with two blockbusters. Similarly, if Alia comes with a great entertainer after 8-9 months, nobody can stop it from becoming a blockbuster.”

Amit Sharma, Managing Director of Miraj Entertainment Limited, remarked, "The film is good, yet there are instances when artists create experimental cinema. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. However, it has no bearing on Alia Bhatt's career as an actor.

Kiritbhai T Vaghasia, who manages The Friday Cinema multiplex in Surat, is similarly confident that Alia Bhatt would continue to be a big draw based on previous experiences. "All the earlier Alia Bhatt films like Gangubai Kathiawadi (2022), Brahmastra (2022) and Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani (2023) were super-hits in my theatre," he informed me.

Taran Adarsh exclaimed, "I think she is quite good in the film. She's an excellent actor. But the material must deliver. "What can an actor do after a point?"

He added, "Alia is not reliant on this picture. She has Alpha with Yash Raj, as well as Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Love And War, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal. I am sure she will have more ventures.

Atul Mohan, a trade analyst, believes Jigra's lifetime earnings will be about Rs. 25 crores and disagrees with the others, adding, "It does affect when an actor's solo lead film does not perform well."

However, he insisted that the widespread trolling for Alia on social media is unimportant. "Social media negativity doesn't affect at all," he told me. "Many of the tweets may possibly be generated by bots. Some of those tweeting are fokats who won't even have the 'jigra' to pay to see the movie! Many of them are anonymous, meaning they have no name or face. As a result, one should never allow so-called trolling to disrupt their personal lives. The expression goes, 'What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas'. Similarly, what happens on social media should remain on social media!”

Taran Adarsh signed off by saying, “Jigra is like a speed breaker for Alia Bhatt but the journey ahead will continue to be smooth.”