Anurag Kashyap Quits 'Poisonous' bollywood, Says 'I Want To Live Faraway From..'
Anurag Kashyap, whose films along with Gangs of Wasseypur and Black friday had been pathbreaking, has by no means been one to pull away from making bold statements.
In a current interview, the director become vocal about his displeasure with the state of bollywood these days, describing it as "poisonous" and too enthusiastic about making high-budget blockbusters on the fee of true story telling.
As in keeping with reviews with the aid of The Hindu, the famend filmmaker said, "I need to live away from movie humans. The enterprise has grow to be too toxic. all people is chasing unrealistic targets, seeking to make the subsequent Rs 500 or Rs 800 crore film. The innovative atmosphere is long gone."
Relocating To Bengaluru?
According to a record by The Hindu, Kashyap has likely relocated to Bengaluru and is now searching ahead to operating within the South indian movie industry. He believes that South cinema gives a more pleasurable innovative experience, with filmmakers who prioritize storytelling over business strain. Earlier, Kashyap had openly expressed his unhappiness and frustration with bollywood, pointing out that he felt "disgusted" with the aid of the enterprise's cutting-edge country.
In spite of stepping far from bollywood, Kashyap is still captivated with filmmaking. He nonetheless ventures out to impartial initiatives, collaborations and world cinema, where he receives more creative freedom. Viewers can look ahead to extra gritty, offbeat films real to his style of narration.
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