After a massive failure of Laal Singh Chaddha, film critics and analysts are assuming the #BoycottLaalSinghChaddha trend that was all over Twitter was the reason behind the movie going down-south. However, that's not it. It seems nepotism and Bollywood celebrities' behaviour has triggered netizens. Whenever there's a big release, the #Boycott trend takes no time to spread like wildfire on Twitter. Many films like Shamshera, Laal Singh Chaddha, Raksha Bandhan, Jhund, Samrat Prithviraj, and more had to face the wrath of negativity.

The #Boycott trend doesn't stop here. Upcoming Bollywood movies such as Shah Rukh Khan-Deepika Padukone starrer Pathaan and Hrithik Roshan-Saif Ali Khan's Vikram Vedha are next on the netizens' radar. And the reason behind this is bizarre.

When it comes to Pathaan, netizens are digging up Deepika Padukone's past visit to JNU to show her support. Whereas Shah Rukh Khan's recent aggressive behaviour towards a young fan asking for a selfie and a morphed poster became the point of controversy.

When it comes to Vikram Vedha, since Hrithik recently praised Aamir Khan's Laal Singh Chaddha, his upcoming film is now on the list in red, underlined.

Next on their radar is Ranbir Kapoor-Alia Bhatt's much awaited Brahmastra. We're guessing people are anticipating this movie only to throttle it. The reason for this is nepotism. Apparently, the netizens and Twitteratis are not interested anymore to see the nepo-kids in such big banner films. Another trigger point was a scene where the lead actor is seen entering a temple with his shoes on.

God, netizens and their eye for details is highly intriguing!

With Laal Singh Chaddha's failure, actor and producer Aamir Khan has gone in a state of shock. A close source to the actor and his ex-wife Kiran Rao revealed, 'Aamir had worked really hard to make the best version of Forrest Gump possible. The rejection has hit him very hard.' Many fellow Bollywood celebrities like Karan Johar, Mona Singh, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Anurag Kashyap, etc came in favor of the actor and called the #BoycottBollywod trend "rubbish."

Would you boycott big-banner Bollywood movies or buy their tickets the minute they release?