Ravi Kishan feels Bhojpuri films should learn from SS Rajamouli’s films: “Telugu and Malayalam industries also went through this phase…” Bollywood News
Bhojpuri films, which have been labeled obscene and unsuitable for families for years, are in need of a shake-up and Ravi Kishan is all set to usher the film industry into a new era. The actor has appeared in Bhojpuri films like ‘Hum Hai Jodi No. 1’, ‘Love Aur Rajneeti’, ‘Haamar Devdas’ and the National Award winning film ‘Kab Hoi Gauna Haamar’. feels responsible for reviving the film industry.
In an interview with indianexpress.com, Ravi said that he is nearing completion of a Bhojpuri film that will change the face of the film industry.
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“With Mahadev Ka Gorakhpur, I gave it a try because I am the one who started this industry and the one whose Bhojpuri film won the first National Award. Nothing happened after that. But these album songs and others really brought down the industry. My life changed and I became a member of parliament and they didn’t care,” the actor said.
Ravi goes on to say, “But now I have realized that I am doing a pan-Indian film called Mahadev Ka Gorakhpur.” I am sure that this film will change people’s mindset and my juniors will They’ll start making good movies without unnecessary, forced cheapness, dialogue, or songs to make it work.”
Bhojpuri films should follow in the footsteps of Telugu films.
Over the past few years, the Telugu film industry has managed to produce films with global appeal, such as SS Rajamouli’s ‘Baahubali’ series, RRR and ‘Pushpa: The Rise’.
Ravi believes Bhojpuri films should take cues from the way Rajamouli changed the entire film industry, and he hopes actors do the same.
“We don’t need such things (cheapness). We have to learn from SS Rajamouli’s films…Raj Kumar Barjatiya and Yash Chopra have made very good films, but they don’t have anything like that. Bhojpuri films should learn this lesson and pay a lot of money to the scriptwriters.Although the budget of Hero is high, the writers and technicians should also be given enough money. Telugu and Malayalam should also have gone through this phase where they were said to be cheap. They brought about such a revolution and so should we and we will. I started the industry, so I just want to revive it,” the actor said.
Aamir Khan on auditioning for role in ‘Rapata Ladies’
Ravi Kishan is also in the news for the film Laapata Ladies, directed by Kiran Rao and co-produced by Aamir Khan. Kiran had earlier revealed that Aamir wanted to play the role of Ravi in the film. The Dangal star had also auditioned for the role, but Kiran felt Ravi was better suited for the role.
Knowing that a superstar like Aamir wanted to play his role, Ravi said, “I later came to know that he had auditioned.His ex-wife Kiran Rao accepted him. Both of them now proudly say, “Ravi Kishan was better.” This is their greatness and humility. This is why he is Aamir Khan. He has a very big heart. ”
Ravi also predicted Kiran’s future, saying, “Kiran Rao will become a very big director after this film.” Everyone will appreciate her. ”
Netflix produces show set in Hindi heartland
Ravi Kishan is also set to premiere his Netflix series ‘Maamla Legal Hai’ on March 1, in which the actor plays the role of a lawyer named Tyagi. The story is set in Papparganj, on the eastern outskirts of New Delhi. The actor points out that Netflix’s focus on small suburban stories is a big step.
“Netflix, known for its dark action stories that you don’t always get to watch with your family, has created an eight-part show about the heartland of Hindi with Ravi Kishan. I’ve been watching Me in English movies, but I wanted to see Me in the show. And the cast of the show is such that they would be considered underdogs. I mean, Netflix is a show about underdogs. We are already attracting a lot of attention by making it,” Ravi said.
He added, “There will be humor in the show. The comedy will take place in the courthouse grounds, which people generally don’t want to go into. You’ll be rolling on the floor after watching it.”
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