Chandan
Roy
who
is
the
father
of
Sumit
Roy,
one
of
the
writers
of
the
recently
released
Gehraiyaan,
recently
took
to
his
Twitter
page
to
urge
netizens
to
watch
his
son's
latest
work.
Little
did
he
know
that
he
would
soon
be
bombarded
with
questions
from
fans
who
had
mixed
feelings
about
this
Deepika
Padukone-starrer.
A
netizen
referring
to
the
overuse
of
the
F-letter
in
the
film
commented,
"Sir,
good
that
I
found
you
as
had
this
one
question,
was
he
just
paid
only
half
the
dialogue
writer's
money
as
the
other
half
only
is
about
uttering
the
four
letter
word
on
the
loop.
No
offense
Sir,
just
wanted
to
get
this
serious
concern
from
recent
OTT
movies
be
reached
across."
Responding
to
it,
Chandan
wrote,
"I
never
ask
my
son
how
much
is
his
earning
from
each
project.
So
I
can't
answer
your
question.
Next
time
when
I
talk
to
him
I
will
ask
him.
But
one
thing
I
must
say
these
days
what
I
see
around
is
young
generation
is
freely
using
the
four
words.
So
people
should
not
mind."
A
Twitter
user
dropped
a
mean
comment
that
read,
"Tell
him
to
stop
writing
immediately
and
enroll
into
a
school." Chandan
shut
him
down
by
writing,
"Looks
like
the
story
went
above
your
head.
You
need
to
study
more
to
understand
this
type
of
movie."
Another
troll
wrote,
"Sir
what
was
he
thinking
while
writing
this
movie.
Guess
he
really
needs
help."
In
response
Roy
wrote,
"May
be
it
is
other
way
round.
You
need
some
some
help.
Who
knows?"
Meanwhile
when
a
fan
congratulated
the
writer's
father
for
the
film,
the
latter
thanked
him
for
the
kind
words
and
wrote,
"Thanks.
Actually
all
those
who
are
giving
negative
comments
don't
have
the
idea
how
much
struggle
a
person
has
to
do
to
reach
where
he
is
now.
It
is
very
easy
to
condemn
but
very
tough
to
go
through
the
grinding."
Gehraiyaan
revolves
around
Alisha
(Deepika
Padukone),
a
yoga
trainer
who
finds
herself
at
a
crossroad
in
life
as
her
six-year
long
relationship
has
grown
monotonous
and
her
career
is
hitting
a
lot
of
roadblocks.
Just
when
she
begins
to
accept
this
reality
as
unchangeable,
her
life
is
usurped
by
the
arrival
of
her
cousin,
Tia
and
her
fiancé,
Zain,
with
whom
she
bonds
over
a
troubled
past
and
a
common
wish
to
break
from
its
confines.
Helmed
by
Shakun
Batra,
besides
Deepika,
the
film
also
stars
Siddhant
Chaturvedi,
Ananya
Panday
and
Dhairya
Karwa.