That
Yuvvraaj
was
too
long
and
slow–paced
was
evident
to
all
once
the
film
was
released
on
21st
November,
and
as
the
saying
goes,
extreme
situations
call
for
extreme
measures.
That
is
precisely
what
the
lead
actor
of
Yuvvraaj
Salman
Khan
did
after
the
unanimous
criticism
of
the
film.
The
actor
sat
down
with
the
ex–showman
and
re–edited
scenes
which
he
thought
were
not
adding
much
but
were
rather
slowing
down
the
pace.
However,
the
damage
was
irrevocable
and
as
a
result
of
a
bad
wom
(word
–
of
–
mouth)
the
film
had
already
suffered
heavily
and
will
unfortunately
turn
out
to
be
losing
proposition
for
all
concerned.
It
must
be
pointed
out
that
Subhash
Ghai
too
was
worried
about
the
length
of
his
musical
extravaganza
and
that
is
why
he
had
hired
the
services
of
Deepa
Bhatia
as
the
editor
instead
of
doing
the
job
himself,
as
is
the
norm
with
most
Ghai
films.
While
on
Deepa
Bhatia,
she
had
done
a
splendid
job
in
Aamir
Khan's
Taare
Zameen
Par.
But
even
she
could
not
do
much
for
Yuvvraaj
as
the
film
was
essentially
a
slow–paced
archaic
family
drama.