Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor's film Nadaaniyan is facing significant criticism on social media, as users are harshly mocking its dialogue. The film's efforts at clever exchanges appear to have missed the mark, leading viewers to label them as "stupid," "dumb," and, most notably, "cringe." 

Below are some of the dialogues from Nadaaniyan that social media users have deemed to be cringe-inducing.

'I'm not an AI robot'

A specific scene has caused viewers to react with exasperation. In the instance where Khushi Kapoor states to Ibrahim Ali Khan, "I feel a lot of things, Arjun. I am not an AI robot, you know!" This moment was intended to convey a sincere sentiment; however, it has instead turned into a subject of ridicule on the internet.

This insufferable flirting

In a moment that's being dubbed as one of the most cringe-worthy by social media users, Ibrahim Ali Khan's character in Nadaaniyan utters the jaw-dropping phrase: "Tum itni hot ho, ki shayad tum global warming ki wajah ho". Translated to English, this line reads: "You're so hot that you're the reason for global warming".A particular scene has elicited a response of frustration from viewers. In the moment when Khushi Kapoor expresses to Ibrahim Ali Khan, "I feel a lot of things, Arjun. I am not an AI robot, you know!" the intention was to communicate a genuine emotion. However, this moment has unfortunately become a target of mockery online.

This love declaration for Greater Noida

In a moment that has garnered considerable mockery, a character in the film seeks to deride Ibrahim Ali Khan's character by scoffing, "You're from Greater Noida." Rather than offering a clever rejoinder, Ibrahim's character delivers an awkward response: "I am from the greatest Noida."

Sharma-sharma confusion

A notably absurd scene in the film has astonished social media users. When Khushi Kapoor's character observes Ibrahim Ali Khan's reluctance to place his hand on her waist, she responds with a pointed inquiry regarding whether his surname is Sharma rather than Mehta. She states, “Is your surname Sharma...no? Then why are you hesitant to hold my waist?”

More about Nadaaniyan

The film serves as the inaugural appearance of Ibrahim, the son of Saif Ali Khan, in the realm of acting. The screenplay was crafted by Ishita Moitra, renowned for her contributions to projects such as Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani, Call Me Bae, and Half Girlfriend, among others. She collaborated with Jehan Handa, who has previously penned dialogues for Showtime.

Directed by Shauna Gautam in her first directorial venture, the film is produced by Karan Johar. In addition to Khushi and Ibrahim, the cast includes Jugal Hansraj, Dia Mirza, Suniel Shetty, and Mahima Chaudhary. The narrative centers on a charming affluent girl named Pia, who enlists the help of Arjun, a driven new student, to pose as her boyfriend following a misunderstanding that alienates her friends. The film is currently available for streaming on Netflix.

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