Nadaaniyan Twitter Review: The Rom-Com Disappoints Audiences, But Fans Praise Ibrahim Ali Khan's Screen Presence

'Nadaaniyan' starring Khushi Kapoor and Ibrahim Ali Khan has finally hit Netflix, but the response from viewers has been mixed.

Nadaaniyan Twitter Review: Starring Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor, the highly anticipated rom-com 'Nadaaniyan' debuted on Netflix on March 7. With Dia Mirza, Suniel Shetty, Mahima Chaudhry and Jugal Hansraj among its outstanding supporting cast, the Shauna Gautam-directed movie also marks Ibrahim's acting debut. However, viewers have given the movie lukewarm to poor reviews despite its all-star cast.

Some moviegoers were eager to slam the picture for being too unoriginal and shallow, while others saw the supporting actors' work as the film's only redeeming quality. "Watch Nadaaniyan on Netflix if you want a masterclass in how not to act," one user said, scathingly criticising the main performers. Another one mocked Khushi Kapoor, saying, "5 mins into #Naadaniyaan kushi's voice dubbing feels like I'm watching a hindi dubbed korean drama. terrible terrible terrible!!"

 One tweet said, "Ibrahim ka screen presence mast hai, natural lag raha hai #Nadaaniyan." "The fact that the supporting casts acted way better than the mains in Nadaaniyan #Nadaaniyan," another commenter on social media said.

'Nadaaniyan' Storyline

Nadaaniyan, which is set in Delhi and Noida, tells the tale of Pia Jaisingh (Khushi Kapoor), a fearless high school student from South Delhi, who enlists Arjun Mehta (Ibrahim Ali Khan), a resolute middle-class kid, to be her false lover. The movie examines issues of privilege, social media demands and family relationships when their worlds clash.