Guys like Kabir Singh exist in real life, and girls even fall for them, so what’s the harm in making a movie for it? Says Shahid Kapoor

Mumbai: Shahid Kapoor is once again making news for his most controversial film Kabir Singh which has been termed as regressive and misogynist. The actor was seen defending his choice to do Kabir Singh and even admitted that it’s not his job to judge to character but to play with utmost sincerity.

Shahid Kapoor delivered one of his career-defining performances, with Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Kabir Singh. However, the film led to a more extensive debate about a film's possible impact and influence on society.

Recently, Shahid Kapoor opened up about normalising men being vulnerable. Now, netizens are trolling him for the same.

Shahid Kapoor recently opened up about the controversy surrounding his film 'Kabir Singh', admitting that his job is to present the character authentically, not judge them.

Bollywood actor Shahid Kapoor, in his recent interview, opened up about the debate on his film Kabir Singh. The actor said that guys like him exist in society and girls fall in love with them too. The Jab We Met actor asked why can't we make movies on such characters if they are a part of society.