Ibrahim Ali Khan, making his debut in the romantic comedy film ‘Nadaaniyan,’ has garnered a swirl of reactions from viewers and critics alike. While the film, also featuring Khushi Kapoor, boasts of an ambitious premise and a youthful cast, audiences have largely swiped left on the experience, branding it ‘clueless’ and ‘boring.’ The film’s humor and storyline, which attempt to explore modern relationships, have not impressed many, leaving viewers desiring more substance. ‘Nadaaniyan’ is reported to be a clichéd romantic tale that fails to innovate or engage effectively.
Reviews across platforms reveal a consistent theme of disappointment. Critics from Hindustan Times and Firstpost noted that the film lacks depth, with many calling it a frivolous love story that Ibrahim Ali Khan—while trying hard—could not salvage. One viewer mentioned, ‘This film seems like it’s trying too hard to be funny but ends up being just silly.’
Additionally, veteran actor Suniel Shetty, who appears in the film, shared behind-the-scenes insights, saying in a recent video clip, ‘I feel old recalling the days when we shot without a script.’ This remark highlights the distinctive yet challenging production environment that young actors like Ibrahim and Khushi navigated.
Overall, ‘Nadaaniyan’ seems to be a learning curve for its debuting stars, with fans hoping for better future projects that do justice to their potential.
