Legendary actor Nana Patekar, who is outspoken about his opinion, is all set to make his big screen comeback with Vivek Agnihotri's The Vaccine War, the trailer for which was released on Tuesday.

During the media interaction at the trailer launch event in Mumbai, Nana shared his views on some recent 'ghinoni (disgusting)' movie that has done very well at the box office and spoke of how nepotism works in the film industry.

 

 

While some wondered if he was hinting at Shah Rukh Khan's films Jawan and Pathaan, many were certain the actor was attacking not only Gadar 2 as its director Anil Sharma for casting his son Utkarsh Sharma in the film, despite his last couple of films, such as Genius (2018), being box office duds.

 

 

The actor said at the media interaction, "Ab jis tarah ki filmein hit ho rahi hain... maine kal ek film jo bahut hi hit hui maine dekhi woh... Main matlab puri dekhi nahi pa raha tha. Lekin woh filmein bahut chalti hain. Ab mujhe lagta hai ki baar-baar hum iss tarike ka material dikhake logo ko majboor kartein hain yeh pasand karne ke liye (The kind of movies being made today are such that the other day I saw a recent hit film and I could not even sit through it. I feel by making such movies again and again, we force people to watch them)."

 

 

Speaking about nepotism, Nana further said, “Main actor hoon. Kal main apne bete ko actor banana chahta hoon, uski aukat ho na ho. Lekin main toh thopna chahta hoon aap ke upar. Ek film uski gir jaye, chalo doosri film mein main loonga, teesri film mein bhi... dus filmein hone ke baad apko uski buraiyan kam nazar aane lagti hain. Aur ahista-ahista usko aap apnane lagte ho. Aur ek din woh humare sar pe baithta hai. Aisa aaj woh chitra hai hamare yahan films ka. Kuch aisi ghinoni films hai, aur woh (filmmakers) humko dekhne pe majboor karte hain, aur humko ahista-ahista lagta hai ki 'Nahi ye hi achi film hai' (I am an actor and tomorrow I will give my son many chances in films and force people to watch him, whether he deserves it or not. Some disgusting films are working and with time people will start saying they are good films as they will get used to seeing them).”