Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoorâs Baaghi 3 might have opened with good numbers at the Box Office but the movie was not really able to impress the critics, most of whom found the plot 'illogical'. 

Both the critics and a certain section of the audience had trouble digesting the fact that the director has shown the lead actor, Tiger Shroff as a one-man army who wipes off an entire terrorist organization single-handedly.  

People even found a particular 'helicopter sequence' quite far-fetched and didnât approve of how Tiger was just running things on his own and actually succeeding. 

Well, looks like director Ahmed Khan has taken offence to all the negative reviews that the film has been garnering.

When Khan was questioned by the Times Of India about the criticism that his film received, he shrugged off all the hate saying that everyone is entitled to their own perspective. 

âI have nothing to say to such people. Everyone has their thought process. For example, if five people are staying in one house then they wonât do the same thing at the same time. They all have their own mindset, so, here, we are talking about an entire nation. What matters is what film are you going to make and if the audience is coming to watch your film or no. So one has to realize that we filmmakers donât do things for ourselves, we do it for the audience. Thereâs one place to talk about sensible cinema and one to talk about commercial cinema,â he said.  

However, the director also pointed out that people donât appreciate Indian cinema and are okay with it if the same thing is shown in Hollywood movies. 

He cited the example of the Fast & Furious franchise and said, âWhy donât Indians appreciate Indian work? You see the latest trailer of Fast & Furious, then you may see a car hanging on the helicopter and what not and everyone is praising that. But when we try something new then they say âwhereâs the logic?". 

Khan further asserted that all the negative comments about Baaghi 3 have only made him stronger.
âThese people, who are talking negatively about the film are only making us stronger. They really make me stronger and pushing me further to make more action films. I will create bigger action sequences for all my audience and not for those who keep talking on social media,â said the director.  

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