Anurag Kashyap says Bollywood is dominated by second-generation stars ‘grown in courtrooms’ in video

With the growing popularity of pan-Indian films, the debate regarding films made in the South and Hindi films is at its peak. Film director Anurag Kashyap recently spoke candidly about the differences between southern filmmakers and Bollywood filmmakers. His interview went viral on social media.

Director Anurag told Galatta Plus, “In the South, we have filmmakers coming from all directions, all walks of life, all cultures… There are diverse voices. You would never have imagined that Lokesh (Kanagraj) would be this Lokesh. . This is an industry that continues to attract people from all walks of life.”

“Here, cinema is primarily controlled by those people, and that second generation is also controlled by people who grew up in screening rooms. They don’t live the life. I mean, their references are It’s based on a movie. So anything that doesn’t appear on screen can’t be a movie to them,” he added.

One person commented: Literally every top position in every production company is an experimental job for Nepo’s children and their friends. ” However, another person wrote, “Kashyap says something and then does the exact opposite. His mind is not clear.”

Meanwhile, on the work front, Anurag’s last directorial project was ‘Kennedy’ starring Sunny Leone and Rahul Bhatt. It was selected as the closing film of the 14th Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM). The film was screened on the night of the closing ceremony in Melbourne on August 20 last year. Previously, the film was also screened at the Cannes Film Festival, where it received a seven-minute standing ovation from the audience. Kennedy tells the story of an insomniac former police officer, long thought dead, who becomes entangled in a corrupt system while searching for salvation. The captivating story and powerful performances will make this film an unforgettable cinematic experience for audiences.