It has been seen that whenever a certain movie in Bollywood is a major success, the subsequent movies follow suit, literally. Almost all the movies made after that are of the same type. Obviously, the 'formula' which the public is known to have loved and approved is simply repeated by the people in the industry for sure success.Which of the following, if true, weakens the above argument? Options: A . &nbspThe producers and directors in Bollywood actually keep in mind the public mood while making movies. B . &nbspA movie's success does not depend upon various parameters like who the hero or heroine is, whose music it has, who's directing or producing it etc. C . &nbspMany movies that copied the formula of a successful movie went on to become, some of the great flops. D . &nbspAlmost all the Bollywood authors are uninnovative and have run out of ideas and so tend to simply 'redesign' a recent hit. E . &nbspNone of these

Answer: Option D The correct answer is (d). The conclusion of the argument is that because the public loved and approved a certain formula, Bollywood repeats it for sure success.The assumption is there is no other cause / reason. If we show one, we weaken it. Choice (d) gives us an alternative cause: the not so creative writers don't have any ideas at all. If they had, they would write new stories. Choice (a) strengthens the argument by asserting the same conclusion. Choices (b) and (c) are irrelevant.