There are things which are meant to be ignored, and then there are shitty things happening around, which irritates your soul to the extent, that you have no other option than to flush it down the drain. Well, what is the right way to deal with the shitty negativity, and trolling in the world of social media?

‘IGNORE!!!,’say the most.

But director and producer Shreyas Talpade has another way to deal with it. He prefers to give back in face.

Everything was going well, as Shreyas was celebrating the success of his recent film ‘Poster boys’ starring Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol, and he himself.

But then Good-for-nothing film critic Kamaal R. Khan tried to put him down by calling ‘Poster Boys’ a ‘Wahiyat’ film. He wrote on Twitter: “Top class Wahiyat film PosterBoys collected 1.80Cr on day1 n it’s proof of 0 stardom of Deols n Chutiyapa direction of shreyastalpade1

While some sane souls on Internet preferred to ignore him, Shreyas gave him back in the language he understands. His tweet proves that he believes in the philosophy that ‘Laato k bhoot baaton se nhi maantein’. 

Shreyas wrote: “Aukaat mein reh kamaalrkhan chu**. Kabhi haath lagaa toh itni zor se patkungaa ki tappa khake chatt se lagega. Jai Maharashtra.”

And twitter went crazy after this fight, because who doesn’t love some masala on weekend.

Well, KRK needed this treatment. Well done Shreyas!

MAKE SOME NOISE FOR THE 'POSTER BOYS'

POSTER BOYS STORY: Set in a North Indian village, three distinct men - local goon Arjun (Shreyas), retired army officer Jagawar Chaudhry (Sunny) and school teacher Vinay (Bobby) are shocked to find themselves becoming the 'poster boys' of male sterilisation after their pictures randomly appear on a public service ad promoting vasectomy. They are soon subjected to public shaming. The three embark on a mission to fight the system that wrongly pronounced them 'sterile' without their consent or knowledge. The film is a Hindi remake of Sameer Patil's 2014 Marathi film Poshter Boyz. 

POSTER BOYS REVIEW: The best part about Shreyas Talpade's unsuspecting debut film as a director is the fact that he doesn't try too hard to make his characters look or sound funny. They are just common people stuck in an uncommon situation and must deal with it. Their ways to prove their innocence are as ineffective but that makes you identify with their trauma. What's also refreshing is Shreyas' decision to not follow the 'Bollywood comedy' template by making his sensitive subject seem frivolous. Of course there are enough silly metaphors that refer to the male reproductive tract but those can be overlooked, given the significance and sensitivity he lends to the topic otherwise. 

Credit also goes to the writers for localising the Hindi adaptation and comic punches well. But what pleasantly surprises you the most is the hilarious Deol brothers jugalbandi in a never-seen-before comic avatar. Shreyas extracts the best out of them and it is their comic timing and odd tributes to each other's previous hit films that amuse you the most. 

Ashwini Kalsekar and Talpade's sidekicks too deserve a special mention for cracking some quirky one liners. 

This dramedy that revolves around men who unknowingly promote 'Bina taka nasbandi operation' is a light-hearted and clever take on the population problem that plagues our nation.

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Ramaya Krishan and Shah Rukh Khan

Ramaya Krishan

She made her debut with an item number in Khalnayak, and began her career in Bollywood

Baahubali star Prabhas with his prominent acting and love chemistry in Bahubali 2: The Conclusion has made him dream boyfriend or husband for the ladies. He recently took the internet down when updated his Facebook profile picture. His status read, “It’s shoot time. After almost 4 and a half years of Baahubali journey, excited to enter a new action world, Saaho.” His rumoured girlfriend Anushka Shetty is damn lucky to have him.

Reena started her Bollywood career in 1972 after her film Nayi Duniya Naye Log opposite Danny Denzongpa got shelved. Her first film happened to be Zaroorat opposite Danny and another newcomer, Vijay Arora. The film got her some attention followed by some B Grade films.

Then in 1976, she worked in Subhash Ghai’s directorial debut Kalicharan starring Shatrughan Sinha opposite her. The film was a surprise Hit and gave her the much-needed break.

Her onscreen chemistry with Shatrughan was loved by the audience and as a result, they went on doing some more films together. However, it was not just the onscreen chemistry that was noticed, their offscreen relationship also made several tongues wagging.

But it all ended when Shatrughan Sinha married Poonam Sinha in 1981. In early 80’s she gave several big hits and entered the league of Top heroines.