Filmmaker Boney Kapoor called out Bollywood films for having lost with making larger than life movies.
Filmmaker Boney Kapoor in a recent interview opened up about the varsity of content the south industry has to offer whereas the Bollywood industry has lost its contact with making larger-than-life movies. Kapoor is now eager to collaborate with more south Indian filmmakers and actors actively.
In an interview with Firstpost, Kapoor recalled one of the incidents from the sets of 2009 film 바카라Wanted바카라. He said, 바카라During one particular sequence in Wanted, where Salman (Khan) is bashing 16 people, I went up to Prabhu Deva and action director Vijayan, and asked them how he is fighting so many people and he has no sweat on his face, he doesn바카라t get hurt. They tell me that our heroes don바카라t get hurt, our heroes don바카라t sweat, and therefore they are heroes.바카라
The 바카라Valimai바카라 producer then emphasized upon how the south Indian industry earns much more profits than the Bollywood industry.
He added, 바카라South industry believes in heroes, and also content wise, they have been richer. In Mumbai, we have only two to three producers who are successful but they have not even made a fraction of money what South producers have made.바카라
Kapoor went on to compare Bollywood movies to fast food whereas South movies were a wholesome Thali.
He said, 바카라Today, some of the Mumbai filmmakers serve McDonalds, KFC, pizza where you get only what you order, whereas, the South offers you thali with roti, dal-chawal, sabzi, chicken. It is a mix of everything. That is what the audience wants, a bit of everything, and everything should gel together. The world that the South Indian makers create is something accepted and liked by most바카라
Boney previously claimed in an interview with Indian Express that the recent success of south Indian films in the Hindi belt was a long time in the making because many Hindi dubbed films were already big hits on satellite.