Farhan Akhtar Faces Career Setback After Film Flop

Farhan Akhtar is reportedly processing a professional disappointment after his recent acting venture, 120 Bahadur, did not achieve expected commercial success. The film's performance has sparked discussions about the inherent unpredictability of the movie business. His mother, writer Honey Irani, provided a candid perspective on the emotional toll such outcomes can have on individuals and families involved in filmmaking.

Irani spoke about the shared experiences within the family, acknowledging the personal loss associated with hard work and investment not yielding desired results. She imparted wisdom to Farhan and his sister Zoya, advising them to remain grounded during successes and resilient during failures, likening it to life's natural ebb and flow.

She further indicated that overcoming creative disappointments takes time, suggesting that moving forward with new projects is a crucial part of the healing process. Irani also commented on the shared sensitivity of artists towards failure, including herself, her husband Javed Akhtar, and actress Shabana Azmi.

Concurrently, reports suggest significant developments concerning Farhan Akhtar's directorial projects. There is growing speculation about Ranveer Singh's departure from the upcoming Don 3. Initially announced by Akhtar as the new face of the iconic character, Singh's exit is reportedly due to fee negotiations and scheduling conflicts with other commitments.

Further fueling industry gossip, it has been noted that Farhan Akhtar may have unfollowed Ranveer Singh on social media, hinting at potential professional disagreements. The future of another major directorial project, Jee Le Zaraa, starring Priyanka Chopra, Alia Bhatt, and Katrina Kaif, also remains uncertain due to the lead actors' demanding schedules.