Did Hrithik's 'Fighter' Fail Because People Don't Fly Enough? Director Claims, Gets Trolled

Siddharth Anand, director of the recently-released movie 'Fighter', has been trolled by netizens after he claimed that his latest film starring Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone failed to work at box office big time as Indians do not enough on flights.

"If you realise there is a huge percentage in the country...I would say 90 per cent who have not flown in planes and who have not been airports. How do you expect them what is happening in the air? They felt this was alien. How many per cent of the population has a passport and how many have them have travelled in a plane? We are talking about planes action and they have not understood what exhilaration they are supposed to feel in the action."

This comment has not gone well with the people who have trolled the filmmaker with hilarious questions. Some of the one-liners shared by people can be read below:

Oppenheimer worked because 90% of Indians are into nuclear physics, Ek Tha Tiger worked because 90% of Indians are RAW agents. Jurassic Park worked because 90% of Indians keep dinosaurs as pets. Avatar worked because 90% of Indians live underwater after painting themselves blue.

Singham worked because 90% Indians are policemen/women.

Mission Mangal worked because 90% Indians are rocket scientists.

Titanic worked because 90% of Indians have experienced a giant luxury ship sinking in the sea.

Spider-Man worked because 90% Indians have #WEB access.

#StarWars worked because 90% Indians were travelling through galaxies for their day to day requirements.

Movies of sunny Leone works because

DDLJ is a hit because most of Indians have been to Europe

Animal Film was a blockbuster because 90% people wake up in the morning and shoot 100s of people with a large machine gun.

Don't forget how James bond movies are big hits in India becoz 90% Indians are spies or use fancy gadgets or bed beautiful girls

The Dark Knight worked in India because,90% Indians dress up at night and fight crime on the streets of India.

The movie, which was released last week, got a good start at the box office. However, the collection crashed post first weekend. Nonetheless, it has earned Rs 148.35 crore, so far, in India.