Shahid Kapoor is all set to entertain his fans with his upcoming action film . Interestingly, the buzz around his movie promotions has started to go viral on social media. During a recent chat, the actor talked at length about the anxiety he felt while hosting an award show along with Shah Rukh Khan.
Much like the fearless cop that he plays in Deva, Shahid has shown no qulams in sharing his perspectives on the film industry. He is now making headlines for slamming actors who are excessively self-important. In a podcast, he took a subtle dig at those who walk into a room and ensure everyone is aware of their presence.
Shahid had recently appeared on Raj Shamani’s podcast and was asked how he makes his opinion about people and spot ‘who is who’. He said that he notices other people’s facial expressions. Shahid Kapoor added, “Aate hain kuchh log aise, ki main aa gaya hun types. Woh dikh jaata hai bro, 30 seconds mein pata chal jaata hai. When they enter a room, they want to make you feel like they have entered the room. It’s okay, it’s a room full of people, you have also entered, chill bro. Toh woh toh hai, there are lots of people who have this.”
The clip has gone viral on social media and Reddit has decided to guess which actor he is talking about. Some believe Kapoor is taking a dig at Salman Khan, while others think it’s Kartik Aaryan. One user on Reddit shared, “Is he talking about Salman.” To this, a Reddit user commented, “No, he is talking about Karthik Aryan. I have seen him put that fake pout whenever paps are around.” Next Reddit user felt that Shahid was talking about Kartik or Ranveer Singh. The user commented, “Salman doesn’t make any such face, and he doesn’t need to either. When he enters a room or a place, his presence is automatically felt. So many people have said the same. He is most likely talking about Kartik Aaryan. Or maybe Ranveer who craves constant attention.”
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Meanwhile, Deva is directed by Rosshan Andrrews and also stars Pooja Hedge, Pavail Gulati, and Kubbra Sait. The action-drama will hit theatres on January 31, 2025.
