The internet spares nobody when it comes to common mistakes, especially when celebrities make them. For instance: the one-time Alia Bhatt dared to answer a current affairs question wrong on Karan Johar’s chat show. &nbsp;

Now, Kiara Advani, whose original name is Alia, which she changed after her acting debut,&nbsp;is being trolled for an old interview from 2019, where she fumbled naming South Indian states and languages.&nbsp;

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In 2019, while promoting their Telugu action film Vinaya Vidheya Rama, Advani and&nbsp;Ram Charan appeared on&nbsp;Rana Daggubati’s talk show. During their chat, Rana asked Advani if she knew the states and languages of the South. After some help from Charan, she confidently said Telangana and Karnataka but had difficulty saying ‘Andhra Pradesh’. Rana gave her a hint to guess Tamil Nadu and asked her from which state is the language Malayalam, but she couldn’t answer that.

Kiara is being trolled for that now, as many are comparing her to Alia Bhatt, who also couldn’t answer a current affairs question.&nbsp;

On a Reddit thread, a social media user said, “She is showing off her low IQ. Being an Indian and not knowing our own states and their languages is shameful. Kiara, it doesn’t look cute. You look dumb and stupid here!,” while another netizen claimed, “Her original name was Alia, what do you expect?” &nbsp;

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Kiara Advani got married to Sidharth Malhotra&nbsp;on February 7, 2023. They first worked together in the&nbsp;Karan Johar-backed film Shershaah,&nbsp;a biopic of Indian Army officer Vikram Batra, who died in the line of duty in the Kargil War.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Advani will reunite with Charan&nbsp;next year in the much-awaited Telugu political action-drama Game Changer. &nbsp;

The internet spares nobody when it comes to common mistakes, especially when celebrities make them. For instance: the one-time Alia Bhatt dared to answer a current affairs question wrong on Karan Johar’s chat show.

The internet spares nobody when it comes to common mistakes, especially when celebrities make them. For instance: the one-time Alia Bhatt dared to answer a current affairs question wrong on Karan Johar’s chat show. Now, Kiara Advani, whose original name is Alia, which she changed after her acting debut, is being trolled for an old interview from 2019, where she fumbled naming South Indian states and languages. The troll In 2019, while promoting their Telugu action film Vinaya Vidheya Rama, Advani and Ram Charan appeared on Rana Daggubati’s talk show. During their chat, Rana asked Advani if she knew the states and languages of the South. After some help from Charan, she confidently said Telangana and Karnataka but had difficulty saying ‘Andhra Pradesh’. Rana gave her a hint to guess Tamil Nadu and asked her from which state is the language Malayalam, but she couldn’t answer that. Kiara is being trolled for that now, as many are comparing her to Alia Bhatt, who also couldn’t answer a current affairs question. On a Reddit thread, a social media user said, “She is showing off her low IQ. Being an Indian and not knowing our own states and their languages is shameful. Kiara, it doesn’t look cute. You look dumb and stupid here!,” while another netizen claimed, “Her original name was Alia, what do you expect?” Also read: Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha rope in Jiu-Jitsu world champions to empower young girls Kiara and Sidharth Kiara Advani got married to Sidharth Malhotra on February 7, 2023. They first worked together in the Karan Johar-backed film Shershaah, a biopic of Indian Army officer Vikram Batra, who died in the line of duty in the Kargil War. Upcoming film Advani will reunite with Charan next year in the much-awaited Telugu political action-drama Game Changer.

‘Showing off her low IQ’: Why is Kiara being trolled and called Alia?

As per industry tracker Sacnilk, Satyaprem Ki Katha, directed by Sameer Vidwans, earned around Rs 7.19 crore on day two, taking its total two-day earnings to around Rs 17 crore. The tracking website predicts a collection of around Rs 8 crore on Saturday and more on Sunday. 
 
Due to Friday being a working day, the movie's profits marginally decreased. Satyaprem Ki Katha is anticipated to gain momentum throughout the weekend, as the movie is receiving supportive word-of-mouth and mostly favourable reviews from critics.

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The movie will have a good hold at the box office over the weekend, and based on trends in booking, Taran Adarsh, a trade expert, expects it to draw in families. Kartik and Kiara expressed their gratitude to the fans on their social media channels. Kartik wrote, “#SatyaPremKiKatha winning Hearts and Numbers 🤍 Thank You to the AUDIENCE 🙏🏻.”&nbsp; 
 
Kiara, who is getting a lot of love and acclaim for her part in the movie, thanked her followers on Instagram stories. 
 
Kiara, who is getting a lot of love and acclaim for her part in the movie, thanked her followers on Instagram stories. She wrote, “Today what has truly touched me is seeing my fans rejoice with all the reviews coming my way…they have rooted for me since the very beginning and seeing them feel a sense of victory has made me really emotional, I owed it to them, it has taken me some time, but here we are finally! It is their success. This love is genuinely magical. #JustGreatful.” 
 
In addition to Kartik Aaryan and Kiara Advani, actors Supriya Pathak, Gajraj Rao, Siddharth Randheria, Anooradha Patel, Rajpal Yadav, Nirrmite Saawaant, and Shikha Talsania play significant roles in Satyaprem Ki Katha. Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 became a big hit the previous year, grossing almost Rs 185 crore domestically.

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As per industry tracker Sacnilk, Satyaprem Ki Katha, directed by Sameer Vidwans, earned around Rs 7.19 crore on day two, taking its total two-day earnings to around Rs 17 crore.

As per industry tracker Sacnilk, Satyaprem Ki Katha, directed by Sameer Vidwans, earned around Rs 7.19 crore on day two, taking its total two-day earnings to around Rs 17 crore. The tracking website predicts a collection of around Rs 8 crore on Saturday and more on Sunday. Due to Friday being a working day, the movie's profits marginally decreased. Satyaprem Ki Katha is anticipated to gain momentum throughout the weekend, as the movie is receiving supportive word-of-mouth and mostly favourable reviews from critics. 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝗪𝗶𝘀𝗲 𝗕𝗼𝘅𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗼𝗳 #SatyaPremKiKatha 👉🏼 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟭: ₹𝟵.𝟮𝟱 𝗖𝗿. 👉🏼 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟮: ₹𝟳.𝟬𝟬 𝗖𝗿. 𝗧𝗼𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗡𝗕𝗢𝗖: ₹𝟭𝟲.𝟮𝟱 𝗖𝗿.#SPKK | #KartikAaryan | #KiaraAdvani pic.twitter.com/5qRixrVhgJ — Rajat R Lunkad (@rajatlunkad) July 1, 2023 × The movie will have a good hold at the box office over the weekend, and based on trends in booking, Taran Adarsh, a trade expert, expects it to draw in families. Kartik and Kiara expressed their gratitude to the fans on their social media channels. Kartik wrote, “#SatyaPremKiKatha winning Hearts and Numbers 🤍 Thank You to the AUDIENCE 🙏🏻.” Kiara, who is getting a lot of love and acclaim for her part in the movie, thanked her followers on Instagram stories. Kiara, who is getting a lot of love and acclaim for her part in the movie, thanked her followers on Instagram stories. She wrote, “Today what has truly touched me is seeing my fans rejoice with all the reviews coming my way…they have rooted for me since the very beginning and seeing them feel a sense of victory has made me really emotional, I owed it to them, it has taken me some time, but here we are finally! It is their success. This love is genuinely magical. #JustGreatful.” In addition to Kartik Aaryan and Kiara Advani, actors Supriya Pathak, Gajraj Rao, Siddharth Randheria, Anooradha Patel, Rajpal Yadav, Nirrmite Saawaant, and Shikha Talsania play significant roles in Satyaprem Ki Katha. Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 became a big hit the previous year, grossing almost Rs 185 crore domestically. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Very early in his career, Kartik Aaryan had featured in a film called Akaash Vaani. Helmed by Luv Ranjan - the man who played a big role in making Kartik a superstar - the film had a hatke story and dealt with a very sensitive topic quite deftly. It was a stark contrast from the films that Ranjan and Aryan have come to be&nbsp;associated with today.&nbsp;Akaash Vaani, which failed to&nbsp;create any magic at the box office,&nbsp;dealt with the subject of marital rape - a topic that is not so openly discussed in commercial Hindi cinema - at least not until a decade back. Kartik Aaryan's latest release, Satyaprem Ki Katha, is on similar lines. Mounted on a big scale and promoted as a quintessential Bollywood romance, the film, directed by Sameer Vidvans, talks of consent date rape and has Aaryan transforming from a loser to a hero in the course of the film.&nbsp;

Written by Karan Shrikant Sharma, Satyaprem Ki Katha is based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat where the characters often break into Gujarati lines (without any subtitles provided in between) and songs and presents&nbsp;a rather progressive world where the women call the shots,&nbsp;at least in Satyaprem's (Kartik Aaryan) household. Sattu is a zero, having no work and no ambition, except for getting married to Katha (Kiara Advani). He spends most of his time doing household chores and arguing with his family over their lack of enthusiasm for his marriage. His mother (Supriya Pathak Kapur ) and sister (Shikha Talsania) are the primary earners, while the father (Gajraj Rao) and son do&nbsp;domestic work at home.&nbsp;

Sattu falls instantly in love with Katha when he sees her performing at one of the dandiya nights. She is from an affluent family with a boyfriend who drives a fancy car and Sattu stands no chance of being a&nbsp;part of Katha's life. A year later, however, things drastically change, as Katha finds herself agreeing to marry Sattu due to pressure and blackmail from her father.

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Their worlds are different. She is rich, he is not. She is educated and had a career while he hasn't worked a day in his life and so the match seems weird from the go. Things get further complicated when Katha reveals her troubled past to Sattu which can jeopardise their marriage and future together.&nbsp;

Aaryan plays a bumbling idiot Sattu who is projected as a man with no malice in his heart and who cannot lie. He may not be very worldly wise and is ok to adore his wife from a distance, but knows when to stand up and for whom. For years, Aaryan has played the slightly tone-deaf, alpha lover-boy in numerous of his films. His films have been accused of being misogynistic in nature. And while he is now a superstar, he has not been able to fully shrug off the image that has been created - one of an actor who plays a sexist man in most of his films. Satyaprem Ki Katha tries hard to get rid of that image. He is the victim here of course, with the women in his life- mother, sister, and wife- being more dominant and opinionated than him.&nbsp;But he ultimately becomes the voice for those who have been wronged and gives a lecture or two on consent, suicide not being a punishable offence, and date rape.&nbsp;

While the film tackles the topic of date rape and consents credibly in the second half, the first half is lousy. The writers try to write some illogical lines in the film to make it funny and they do not land well. I was almost impatient to understand where the story was heading up till the interval. The plot only fully unravels in the second half of the film where Kiara Advani gets ample scope to perform and she does not disappoint. Her role needs a certain amount of restraint and Advani, who delivered a string of hit films last year,&nbsp;gives a well-nuanced performance. Advani looks ethereal and her performance as a woman with a horrific past tugs at your heartstrings. She outshines Aaryan in several scenes.&nbsp;

The film though lacks consistency in its writing. The narrative is patchy. One doesn't quite understand why Sattu's mother and sister are so mean to him. The first half takes ages to establish the plot and Aaryan's performance too lacks the conviction. But the film redeems itself to a great extent in the second half when the issue of rape is first addressed and then dealt with. The songs are far too many, which mostly hamper&nbsp;the narrative and makes the 2-hour 20-minute film a bit of a drag. I also did not quite understand the need to include so many Gujarati dialogues in the film. Sure, the characters belong to the state and it is well established but why use the local dialect in a Hindi film?

Some of the characters are downright offensive. Actor Siddharth Randeria plays Advani's father who gaslights her at every instance possible. I didn't even quite get why Supriya Pathak Kapur's character was so terrible and mean at being a mother. Then Gajraj Rao's character also seems myopic in his views. The characterisations are never quite flexed out and leave several questions unanswered.&nbsp;

There are very few films that have a lousy first half and a good second half and Satyaprem Ki Katha falls in this rare category.

Marketed as a love story, the film's nuanced story and the mature implementation of a serious topic only come through in the second half and thus I would suggest you be patient while watching the film.&nbsp;

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Very early in his career, Kartik Aaryan had featured in a film called Akaash Vaani. Helmed by Luv Ranjan - the man who played a big role in making Kartik a superstar - the film had a hatke story and dealt with a very sensitive topic quite deftly.

Very early in his career, Kartik Aaryan had featured in a film called Akaash Vaani. Helmed by Luv Ranjan - the man who played a big role in making Kartik a superstar - the film had a hatke story and dealt with a very sensitive topic quite deftly. It was a stark contrast from the films that Ranjan and Aryan have come to be associated with today. Akaash Vaani, which failed to create any magic at the box office, dealt with the subject of marital rape - a topic that is not so openly discussed in commercial Hindi cinema - at least not until a decade back. Kartik Aaryan's latest release, Satyaprem Ki Katha, is on similar lines. Mounted on a big scale and promoted as a quintessential Bollywood romance, the film, directed by Sameer Vidvans, talks of consent date rape and has Aaryan transforming from a loser to a hero in the course of the film. Written by Karan Shrikant Sharma, Satyaprem Ki Katha is based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat where the characters often break into Gujarati lines (without any subtitles provided in between) and songs and presents a rather progressive world where the women call the shots, at least in Satyaprem's (Kartik Aaryan) household. Sattu is a zero, having no work and no ambition, except for getting married to Katha (Kiara Advani). He spends most of his time doing household chores and arguing with his family over their lack of enthusiasm for his marriage. His mother (Supriya Pathak Kapur ) and sister (Shikha Talsania) are the primary earners, while the father (Gajraj Rao) and son do domestic work at home. Sattu falls instantly in love with Katha when he sees her performing at one of the dandiya nights. She is from an affluent family with a boyfriend who drives a fancy car and Sattu stands no chance of being a part of Katha's life. A year later, however, things drastically change, as Katha finds herself agreeing to marry Sattu due to pressure and blackmail from her father. Their worlds are different. She is rich, he is not. She is educated and had a career while he hasn't worked a day in his life and so the match seems weird from the go. Things get further complicated when Katha reveals her troubled past to Sattu which can jeopardise their marriage and future together. Aaryan plays a bumbling idiot Sattu who is projected as a man with no malice in his heart and who cannot lie. He may not be very worldly wise and is ok to adore his wife from a distance, but knows when to stand up and for whom. For years, Aaryan has played the slightly tone-deaf, alpha lover-boy in numerous of his films. His films have been accused of being misogynistic in nature. And while he is now a superstar, he has not been able to fully shrug off the image that has been created - one of an actor who plays a sexist man in most of his films. Satyaprem Ki Katha tries hard to get rid of that image. He is the victim here of course, with the women in his life- mother, sister, and wife- being more dominant and opinionated than him. But he ultimately becomes the voice for those who have been wronged and gives a lecture or two on consent, suicide not being a punishable offence, and date rape. While the film tackles the topic of date rape and consents credibly in the second half, the first half is lousy. The writers try to write some illogical lines in the film to make it funny and they do not land well. I was almost impatient to understand where the story was heading up till the interval. The plot only fully unravels in the second half of the film where Kiara Advani gets ample scope to perform and she does not disappoint. Her role needs a certain amount of restraint and Advani, who delivered a string of hit films last year, gives a well-nuanced performance. Advani looks ethereal and her performance as a woman with a horrific past tugs at your heartstrings. She outshines Aaryan in several scenes. The film though lacks consistency in its writing. The narrative is patchy. One doesn't quite understand why Sattu's mother and sister are so mean to him. The first half takes ages to establish the plot and Aaryan's performance too lacks the conviction. But the film redeems itself to a great extent in the second half when the issue of rape is first addressed and then dealt with. The songs are far too many, which mostly hamper the narrative and makes the 2-hour 20-minute film a bit of a drag. I also did not quite understand the need to include so many Gujarati dialogues in the film. Sure, the characters belong to the state and it is well established but why use the local dialect in a Hindi film? Some of the characters are downright offensive. Actor Siddharth Randeria plays Advani's father who gaslights her at every instance possible. I didn't even quite get why Supriya Pathak Kapur's character was so terrible and mean at being a mother. Then Gajraj Rao's character also seems myopic in his views. The characterisations are never quite flexed out and leave several questions unanswered. There are very few films that have a lousy first half and a good second half and Satyaprem Ki Katha falls in this rare category. Marketed as a love story, the film's nuanced story and the mature implementation of a serious topic only come through in the second half and thus I would suggest you be patient while watching the film. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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