Over the years in Bollywood, film value is increasingly judged by the box-box-office.
Chat about whether a film has made it into the coveted RS 100 CRORE club or RS 200 Crore has dominated the conversation in a trading circle and sometimes even an audience.
However, there is a classic like
Mughal-e-azam, such a comedy
Danaz Apna Apna or even contemporary films about friendship,
Dil Chahta Hai, for some names, remembered for the content and cinematic appeal of their monetary success.
Farhan Akhtar Film
Lakshya is one of the films, who did not see great success, but continued to win praise every time in one year.
Ask him whether to assess the success of the film solely with the performance of the box’s office taking from the creative success of a filmmaker, and he said, “The fact is that filmmaking is a form of art and business, so both are important, but both are important, but also not Can overshaselessly .
But filmmakers only exceed the box office box performance.
It is something we must respect.
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Farhan felt that it was an industry that needed to change the prospect of assessing films based on its performance at the box office.
“If we, people in brotherhood, don’t respect him, we can’t expect others to do it,” he said, adding, “the change really must start in ourselves.
If we can make the audience believe that we are Thinking that it is important content and needs to be respected, then everyone will follow it.
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Filmmakers not only have to compete with box office pressure, but these days they also have to pay attention to strong people’s opinions about casting actors from certain backgrounds for certain roles.
For example, there is a lot of conversations and debates heated on whether Priyanka Chopra is right or not suitable for playing the MM Mary Kom boxer in biopics in athletes.
During the release
Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, Farhan too, was also asked why a Punjabi actor was not chosen to describe the legendary sprinter.
Farhan shares, “at a very large level, it depends on who the director wants in the film, and as an actor, it depends on what inspires them to take a role in their abilities, which is their job.
We choose from what comes to what comes to We.
If a director wants to throw me in the film as Milkha Singh, it is his vision.
I am connected to the vision and story and do the best I can.
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As a filmmaker, will he pay attention to such advice or prefer to go with his instincts? “You have to go with your instincts.
Even though you make a movie for the audience, your work must be honest, you must be honest with yourself first.
If you can’t do it, then you can’t be honest with the audience.”