But honestly, what did you think about my Netflix debut?" The two ended the war of words on Twitter when Chetan asked "WOW, if this was your writing test, I'd say you passed. 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 (because I live in everyone's hearts)." 'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' was Madhavan's debut Bollywood film. "HAHAHAHAHA, what an unsubtle plug, maybe it's just me, I prefer a Pulitzer over a pan masala branded award show," Chetan said, while Madhavan hit back saying, "Well I prefer the 300 Crore Club over Bestseller."Ĭhetan said that he prefers to be known by his name rather than 'Farhan from that one movie', to which Madhavan responded, "I'm not known just as Farhan. Madhavan, meanwhile, asked the author why he acted in 'Decoupled' if he was partial towards books. To this, Chetan replied, "You're flaunting 3 Idiots to ME? Don't try to preach to the choir, maybe you should go actually read my books."
3 IDIOTS BOOK MOVIE
The 2009 Rajkumar Hirani directorial blockbuster movie was based on Chetan's book 'Five Point Someone.' Madhavan replied, "YES! 3 Idiots," while adding laughing emoticons. To his tweet, Madhavan replied "Hey Chetan.My bias is movies > books," to which the 47-year-old author wrote, "Have you ever heard anyone ever say the movie is better than the book?" Chetan replied by writing, "My books, and the movies based on them," adding a red-heart emoticon with it. The Twitter war started when the official account of Netflix India posted, "Let's settle this. Actor R Madhavan and author Chetan Bhagat recently got into a war of words on Twitter during which the former said he found his hit film '3 Idiots' better than 'Five Point Someone'- Chetan's book on which the movie was based.Īlthough the recent Twitter feud appeared to be a promotional stint by the two for their recently released show 'Decoupled', various members of the Twitterati seem to have enjoyed it.Ĭhetan plays himself in 'Decoupled', which stars Madhavan as a misanthropic writer-the second-bestselling author in India.
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