R Madhavan Roasts Chetan Bhagat on Twitter, Says ‘3 Idiots Better Than The Book’ | See Tweets

New Delhi: Bring out the popcorn as there’s a new Twitter spat to entertain you! On Monday, R. Madhavan and Chetan Bhagat bought right into a banter-filled Twitter trade during which the actor appeared subtly roasting the writer. Even although it was later revealed as a publicity stunt for his or her new Netflix present, Decoupled, it was a enjoyable Twitter spat between the 2. The Twitter struggle all started when Netflix India requested folks to choose between books and films. Bhagat replied to the thread, saying: “My books, and the movies based on them.”Also Read – Viral Video: Cat Tries to Catch Bird on TV, Husky’s Reaction is Just Priceless | Watch Check out the tweets: My books, and the films based mostly on them ❤️ https://t.co/kqSwHMbfxn— Chetan Bhagat (@chetan_bhagat) December 20, 2021 The tweet additionally caught actor R Madhavan’s eye, who replied: “”Hey Chetan…My bias is films > books.” Soon a hilarious war-of-words commenced between the 2 on Twitter. To Madhavan’s message, Bhagat’s reply learn: “Have you ever heard anyone ever say the movie is better than the book?”

Have you ever heard anybody ever say the film is best than the ebook? https://t.co/u2BYnoxEJe— Chetan Bhagat (@chetan_bhagat) December 20, 2021 “Yes! 3 Idiots,” pat got here the reply from Madhavan replied, who referred to the 2009 blockbuster he starred in, based mostly on Bhagat’s maiden best-seller titled ‘Five Point Someone’. YES! 3 Idiots🤩🤩🤣🤣🙏 https://t.co/gciVNcobiA— Ranganathan Madhavan (@ActorMadhavan) December 20, 2021 Chetan requested Madhavan to not ‘try to preach to the choir’. The actor replied, “If you love books so much, why are you in my new show? Decoupled streaming only on Netflix,” Madhavan responded, referring to his recently-released Netflix unique, “Decoupled”. Bhagat instantly referred to as Madhavan out for the “unsubtle plug” and added: “Maybe it’s just me, I prefer a Pulitzer over a pan masala branded award show.” HAHAHAHAHA, what an unsubtle plug, possibly it’s simply me, I choose a Pulitzer over a pan masala branded award present. https://t.co/fdJb7RZBuF— Chetan Bhagat (@chetan_bhagat) December 20, 2021

“Well I prefer the 300 Crore Club over Bestseller,” got here Madhavan’s savage reply. “Well I prefer to be known as Chetan Bhagat over being known as Farhan from that one movie,” Bhagat retorted. Well I choose to be often known as Chetan Bhagat over being often known as Farhan from that one film. https://t.co/NqdR8kdJBf— Chetan Bhagat (@chetan_bhagat) December 20, 2021 “I’m not known just as Farhan. I’m also known as Manu from Tanu Weds Manu, Kartikh from Alaipayuthey, and my favourite, Maddy kyunki mein rehta hoon sab ke dil mein,” responded Madhavan. WOW, if this was your writing check, I’d say you handed. But truthfully what did you concentrate on my Netflix debut? https://t.co/KxJ2Faars2— Chetan Bhagat (@chetan_bhagat) December 20, 2021 The banter went on until evening, when Madhavan and Bhagar lastly disclosed that the exchanges had been “scripted”. Bhagat wrapped it up with a coronary heart emoji for Madhavan.

❤️ u bro! https://t.co/ngRRM2DFwC— Chetan Bhagat (@chetan_bhagat) December 20, 2021 Madhavan and Bhagat are at the moment seen on Netflix’s sequence ‘Decoupled’. In the present, Madhavan performs the second-bestselling writer in India, whereas Chetan Bhagat, in a particular look, performs himself.