Biggest Sequel Written By ChatGPT - Director Bold Confession
This year, Dinesh Vijan's Maddock Supernatural Universe set some incredible milestones, and viewers are already anticipating the next episodes, which will include stree 3. In the meantime, director amar Kaushik's latest interview comment has made news. The words were captured on camera with Aditya Sarpotdar, Vikas Bahl, and Anees Bazmee.
Amar asserted that there is a chance that more horror films would be produced in the years to come as the filmmakers were talking about the genre. He added that he has already gotten eight to ten distinct horror movie screenplays. Amar once spoke about the ChatGPT technology, stating that anyone could enter "Write a story of stree 3" and it would be on the screen in a matter of seconds. Since Dinesh Vijan stated before to the film's release that the script was complete and that stree 3 may come after Thama, a fresh installment in the franchise, Amar's comment has drawn notice.
According to Amar's interview, the third part's screenplay may have been written using ChatGPT, which is why the production team was able to finish it so quickly. But this is definitely not the right method to produce a movie. It appears that amar never skimps on his work as a filmmaker. Taking that into account, amar ought to have stepped up and brought in someone who could write an engaging plot and screenplay if the script had been created using ChatGPT.
According to Amar's interview, the third part's screenplay may have been written using ChatGPT, which is why the production team was able to finish it so quickly. But this is definitely not the right method to produce a movie. It appears that amar never skimps on his work as a filmmaker. Taking that into account, amar ought to have stepped up and brought in someone who could write an engaging plot and screenplay if the script had been created using ChatGPT.
It is known, nonetheless, that amar wants to make stree 3 even more of a blockbuster than stree 2, and he is prepared to do whatever it takes to achieve that goal. It remains to be seen if the alleged use of ChatGPT will eventually backfire when the film releases or create new records at the box office.