Ajay Devgn Criticised For Being ‘Expressionless’ In Movies; Fans Jump To Defend Him
Ajay Devgn, a stalwart of Bollywood with over 120 films to his name, has garnered immense respect and recognition in Indian cinema. His illustrious career, adorned with four National Awards, stands testament to his acting prowess. However, even Devgn is not immune to the occasional trolling that public figures often face.
A recent post by user @mastanified on X sparked a debate by criticizing Devgn’s on-screen expressions and comparing him unfavourably to other Bollywood A-listers like the Khans and Akshay Kumar. “Ajay Devgn got to be the worst actor from his generation with no aura, that’s why he didn’t reach real stardom like the Khans or even Akshay Kumar,” the user tweeted. Despite the harsh criticism, Devgn’s ardent fans were quick to rally in his defence.
The tweet’s comment section was soon filled with supportive messages highlighting Devgn’s notable performances. “Bro, he acts good. Loved him in Singham, Drishyam, and Shaitaan,” one fan responded to the critique. Another chimed in, “Ajay Devgan is a way bigger star than Akshay Kumar; just compare their box office numbers.”
Fans were quick to point out Devgn’s significant achievements and versatility. “Four-time National Award winner Ajay Devgn is far superior in terms of acting. Some roles may be similar, but his acting is unmatched,” one user noted. Another commented, “Ajay Devgn is a brilliant actor. Kids nowadays don’t realise this.”
While the original post had its supporters, the overwhelming majority defended Devgn’s career and his relatable on-screen presence. “It might be true, but guess what? Most Indian men are like that in real life, so they just relate to him,” said one fan.
Ajay Devgn’s Accomplished Career
With over three decades in the industry, Ajay Devgn has cemented his place as one of Bollywood’s most beloved actors. His recent success with “Shaitaan,” streaming on Netflix, marked a milestone as the highest-grossing Indian horror film of all time.
Devgn’s journey began with his debut in “Phool Aur Kaante” in 1991. Since then, he has delivered powerful performances in films like “Zakhm,” “Kachche Dhaage,” “The Legend of Bhagat Singh,” “Omkara,” the “Golmaal” series, the “Singham” series, and most recently, “Maidaan.” His diverse roles and consistent box-office hits underscore his enduring appeal and talent in Indian cinema.
