Yeh kya ho raha hai Bollywood mein?! 😜 The much-anticipated Spy Universe by Aditya Chopra had everyone buzzing with the hope of seeing the Badshah of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan, shaking a leg with the Dabangg Salman Khan and the Greek God Hrithik Roshan. While the Khans united in "Tiger 3" and "Pathaan," Hrithik was nowhere to be seen. Aur bhaiyon, "War 2" mein bhi Salman ka cameo almost impossible lag raha hai!
Now, the million-dollar sawaal is—why not bring them together through some VFX magic and a little Bollywood jugad? Hrithik and Salman have appeared in an ad for a soft drink, reportedly directed by Ali Abbas Zafar. But hold your horses, folks, because they didn’t actually shoot it saath-saath! 😅
The ad, a rather poor attempt at editing, uses VFX to show Salman and Hrithik in a single frame, doing the impossible—probably easier than getting both of them on set together in real life! Netizens, armed with their detective skills, have roasted the ad, comparing it to Ajay Devgn’s "Vimal Universe," which, according to them, is a more convincing universe than this haphazard Spy Universe gathering.
Arrey bhai, yeh kaunsa scene hai?! Netizens were quick to spot the fakery of Salman and Hrithik’s so-called jodi. One Redditor spilled the tea, “Shot separately. The hands coming together are also not Salman and Hrithik’s.” Another chimed in, “Edit to aise karte ki convincing lage ki HR aur Salman ek sath the shoot pe.” Another sharp comment read, “Yeah, this ain’t good. (Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar). Also, it was definitely shot separately. What is this ad in the name of action? They slide, dragging on snow, and saying darr ke age jeet hai. Low effort rejected Spy Universe ka scene lag raha hai.”
Hrithik’s Tan ki Kahani! The trolling didn’t stop there—Hrithik Roshan’s makeup, which gave him an orange glow, became another target. One witty comment on Reddit said, “Hrithik, why do you insist on looking like a cheese puff?” Another added, “Hrithik’s fake tan is so embarrassing.” And yet another asked, “Why is Hrithik so orange?”
Salman Miyan’s Aloof Avatar! Salman Khan’s lack of interest in the project didn’t escape notice either. One fan quipped, “Ad ke pehle Salman kahan hai woh achanak se ismein kahan se aagaya?” Another joked, “Selmon bhai has started looking like a Kurla version of the Bandra boy.” Someone even mentioned, “Vimal bros have more chemistry.” The ultimate roast came with, “Salman looks AI-generated.”
Technical Bhul Bhulaiyaa! The ad’s technical flaws were also put under the microscope. A comment read, “Merko vfx se darr lag raha hai.” Questioning the logic of the ad, another said, “Snowy atmosphere mei bottles ice mei kyu rakhni hai.” And yet another person wondered, “I never understood why Mountain Dew and Thums Up are advertised as sports drinks when they’re literally just soft drinks.”
For those who missed the action, here’s the full discussion on Reddit:
Kiran’s Gyan: Bollywood, where even ads need VFX to unite our mega stars! 😆 Jab asli duniya mein nahi, toh thoda VFX se kaam chala lo, bhai log! It’s a reminder that in Bollywood, the impossible is sometimes just a well-edited ad away. 🍿
