Ranbir Kapoor Gets BRUTALLY Trolled For REPLACING Al Pacino In The Legendary ‘The Godfather’; Netizens Says ‘AI Made Ranbir Act Well For A Change’
When an AI-generated clip of Ranbir Kapoor playing Al Pacino in 'The Godfather' appeared online, the internet couldn't handle it any more. Check out the video.
BollywoodMDB Team | Updated On: Jul 9, 2023 12:14 PM IST
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For centuries, technology and entertainment have coexisted, but technology now appears to have the upper hand. In fact, with AI, things are usually out of control. The internet has seen it all in the last few months, thanks to AI: Ranbir Kapoor as Marvel Superhero, Marvel superheroes in Mumbai Rains, Friends cast getting married according to Hindu traditions, and much more.
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However, too many cooks ruin the broth, and too much technology destroys the art! In fact, too much of anything is frightening. A video of an AI artist reimagining 'The Godfather' with the Barfi actor has gone viral on the internet. Instead of Al Pacino, RK mouths the legendary dialogues in the video.
The video was published on Reddit by r/bollywoodmemes, and netizens had a lot to say about it. It was unbearable to ruin a classic like 'The Godfather,' and fans finally voiced their rage for misusing AI. Trolls, insults, and harsh digs were hurled at the Barfi actor, and he had to bear the brunt of it without his fault!
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A Redditor got carried away and complimented on Ranbir Kapoor's acting abilities in a video that technically does not even feature RK.
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"He's not as good as some of you hype him up to be," the comment said. Another user commented, "Already available under the name BOMBAY VELVET."
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Ranbir Kapoor is now practising on his Beast mode for his upcoming revenge film, 'Animal.' He is rumoured to be playing Ram in Nitesh Tiwari's 'Ramayana.'
