Avinash Tiwary, an Indian actor known for his role in the film *Ginny Weds Sunny 2*, recently expressed his concerns about Bollywood's obsession with box-office numbers and the trend of older actors showcasing six-pack abs. In an interview with Siddharth Kanan, Tiwary pointed out that while actors like Manoj Bajpayee and Vikrant Massey receive critical acclaim, this does not always translate into box office success. He remarked on the peculiar sight of '60-year-olds in Bollywood' flaunting toned physiques, questioning the necessity of such vanity. Tiwary emphasized that this focus on appearance detracts from the value of skill and craft in acting. He noted that, unlike Bollywood, industries like Hollywood and South Indian cinema tend to prioritize talent-driven performances. His comments have sparked significant discussion online, especially among fans of major stars like Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, who perceived his remarks as a critique of their idols. The backlash highlights the ongoing debate in the industry regarding the balance between talent and commercial viability.