Bollywood Ass Kicked - says Samantha's fav actor
At a recent event, varun Dhawan, who is awaiting the release of his upcoming movie Bhediya, acknowledged that South films are outperforming hindi films at the box office and suggested that bollywood draw inspiration from the pan-India success of Rishab Shety's Kantara, yash Johar's kgf Chapter 2, and Kamal Haasan's Vikram.
The october star stated at the india Today event, "Given how badly the hindi cinema industry is currently being treated, I am aware that it sounds extremely simple right now. So perhaps now is a good time and this is an easy answer for me to say that. Bhediya will be released in both telugu and Tamil, which is something I've always wanted to achieve for a movie. It's a wonderful opportunity for all actors, technicians, and filmmakers to collaborate."
Varun even went on to say that we should celebrate the success that indian films are having around the world by drawing comparisons to India's performance at the current t20 world cup "Indian movies are achieving great success. Every player for Team india, who is now competing for the world cup, is an indian, whether he is from the south or the north of the country. If Vikram, kgf 2, or Kantara are performing well, we should take inspiration from them and strive to collaborate. Right now, it's better for indian films to expand."
The badlapur actor concluded by saying that audiences will no longer tolerate subpar content "The public won't put up with any BS. They are not willing to accept anything subpar. The movie business is a service provider. Additionally, we are providing entertainment as a service. The only thing that will work, in my opinion, is for us to pull up our socks and give them top-notch goods."