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 Have you ever wanted to give something a chance, even when everyone around you is discouraging you from it and you know it’s going to be nothing but bad? That’s how I felt watching Nadaaniyan. There’s been something very charming about Ibrahim Ali Khan’s presence on the internet. If I had to label him, in terms of fashion, I’d put him in the “quiet luxury” category. No, I’m not objectifying the guy (whose introduction scene involves winning over the debate team with his rock-hard abs).  I’m simply saying that his branding is so well done that you can’t help but be curious about what he’s capable of bringing to the table. That’s the point of being a celebrity, isn’t it? But, when I sat down to watch Nadaaniyan on Netflix, I really couldn’t believe that someone behind the scenes thought this would make a good movie. Now, look, I’m all for giving chances and I was actually looking forward to watching this movie because who doesn’t love a good Bollywood rom-com? But boy, was I in...