Jersey Trailer: Nani Fans Take Over The Internet And Share How Shahid Kapoor Can’t Replace Nani’s Magic In The Film
Nani fans feel let down, say Shahid Kapoor cannot match the original version of Jersey. The trailer of Shahid Kapoor led film was released recently
The trailer of the much awaited film Jersey starring Shahid Kapoor in the lead role was released recently. Shahid is gearing up for the release in full swing and fans are excited to see the film.
The original version of the film starred Nani. The makers, a few minutes ago, dropped the teaser of the film and it has taken social media by storm. However, Nani fans are not happy and think the trailer is a huge letdown.
A Twitter user, after watching the Hindi version trailer of Jersey, tweeted, “Sorry but whoever has seen @NameisNani and @ShraddhaSrinath Jersey don’t feel any emotion and pain in Shahid Kapoor and Mrunal Thakur Acting. Nani and Shraddha Srinath were terrific.”
Another Twitter user wrote, “That’s why I felt Nani was Unimaginable in Jersey Shahid Kapoor still hasn’t recovered from Kabir Singh Hangover Couldn’t match even 1% of Nani’s work. I think the BGM in the Trailer isn’t Aniruddh’s BGM ..Hope he gives BGM in the final movie product.”
Another Blockbuster loading for Shahid Kapoor.
Trailer cut is similar to the original version.
Though the intensity of Nani & Shraddha is missing still it will work.
Vintage Shahid ❤
The one we grew up watching.
Late 2000s wala 😉
Blockbuster vibes from #Jersey
#JerseyTrailer @shahidkapoor @mrunal0801
nowhere near original
@NameisNani lived in #Jersey
nevertheless #Jersey will be yet another HUGE BLOCKBUSTER for @shahidkapoor
#Jersey is a smart career choice for Shahid Kapoor after #KabirSingh and I am sure it would be a good watch but I can’t imagine any other actor other than #Nani in that role. His performance was pure gold.
In an exclusive conversation recently, Nani opened up on this much-awaited remake. Gowtam (Tinnanuri) showed Nani a few pictures – the director of the original, and it looks very promising. Gowtam is somebody who is a man of very few words, even if he likes something – he know it but not everyone can say it – he can see it on his face when he likes something. He doesn’t say much, but when Gowtam told me how happy he was with the output of the Hindi version, he already can imagine how brilliantly it would have come out.