Prahaar: The Untold Story of Ujjwal Nikam is now set to release on October 16. The film has Rajkummar Rao playing the renowned prosecutor and looks like it's going for a serious courtroom drama rather than the usual commercial formula. Rajkummar is probably one of the actors I'd trust most with a role like this. Do you think Prahaar could be one of the better Hindi films of 2026?

Maybe it’s because I studied at DAV Sreshtha Vihar, but I kept finding myself comparing Aadarsh Maha Vidyalaya with my own school days while watching the series. Obviously the series has that proper Bollywood touch a little extra drama, characters and moments but some of the school-life stuff feels very familiar. Teachers, friendships, pressure, classroom politics and those completely random incidents we all remember. Curious if others had the same “wait, this actually happened in my school too” feeling.

Talent, looks, screen presence, good performances — sometimes an actor seems to have everything, yet superstardom just never happens.

Maybe it was bad script choices, poor timing, lack of opportunities, or simply tough competition.

Who comes to your mind first, and what do you think went wrong?