Hero Openly Criticises A Critic For Blocking Him!

Vidyut is considered one of the best action heroes in Bollywood.

Update: 2024-02-27 07:07 GMT

Actor Vidyut Jamwal is well-known among South Indians through his roles in movies like 'Thuppakki', 'Shakti' and others. He arrived as a villain in Bollywood and turned into a hero. Vidyut is considered one of the best action heroes in Bollywood. He is known for his daredevil stunts on the screen. He is one of the top Martial Arts experts in this nation.

His recent release 'Crakk' has received mixed response and the box-office reports suggest a huge decline after the weekend. The complete action entertainer featuring Vidyut, Arjun Rampal and Nora Fatehi has been bashed for being over-the-top and lethargic in terms of storytelling. The hero has now created a storm on the internet with the latest post.

He took to Twitter/X and shared a screenshot of Bollywood online critic Sumit Kadel blocking him. He wrote, “Asking for a bribe is a crime, and giving one is a crime too!! My crime is not giving??? #sumitkadel… so every time you praise someone – we know the criminal..” Though some heroes express their displeasure over critics publicly, they never take names. But Vidyut Jamwal openly bashed Sumit Kadel and this led to a huge debate.

Coming to 'Crakk', Aditya Datt is the director of this film while Vidyut Jammwal and Abbas Sayyed are the producers. Arjun Rampal said, “Crakk was one of the most physically challenging films. We were told that there will be a lot of action and it will be amazing. I was told that I'll be able to do all of it. But when you hug Vidyut, you feel muscles that you didn't even know existed in human bodies. I am quite a fit guy, so I was like 'What kind of animal is he?' I really had to up my game in that department. I was so inspired and in such awe in this movie, watching all these people do their thing. So I had to constantly push myself. I had to say I want to do it again.”

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