Ahead of the release of R Balki's 바카라Chup바카라, Dulquer Salmaan opened up on the boycott culture of Bollywood and how it doesn바카라t exist in South cinema.
Actor Dulquer Salmaan, who predominantly works in the Malayalam and Tamil film industry, is basking in the glory of his last release 'Sita Ramam', a classic love story, which also stars Rashmika Mandana. Helmed by Hanu Raghavapudi, 'Sita Ramam' is already a blockbuster in Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam, and then released in Hindi on September 2 in cinemas.
Going ahead, he will next feature in filmmaker R Balki's 바카라Chup: Revenge Of The Artist바카라. The film also stars Sunny Deol, Pooja Bhatt and Shreya Dhanwanthary.
Now, ahead of the film바카라s release, the actor opened up on the ongoing 바카라boycott culture바카라 in Bollywood that has engulfed all new releases and its star cast. He added that in South Indian cinema, the boycott culture does not exist.
바카라The boycott culture has increased due to social media. Because one can write anything, irresponsible people can start with any agenda. Cancel culture does not exist in the south. I바카라m hearing this for the first time in Bollywood,바카라 he told Prabhat Khabar.
When asked if he is willing to take up a pan-Indian film, the actor said, 바카라I get many offers but I don바카라t understand the pan-India concept. I agree that some stories are for everyone. Like a recent film of mine is the love story of an army officer. You can pitch it anywhere but I find using the term pan-India odd.바카라
Produced by Gauri Shinde, Hope Filmmakers and Pen Studios, the screenplay and dialogues of the film have been co-written by R Balki, critic-turned-writer Raja Sen and Rishi Virmani. It will hit the silver screens on September 23.
For the unversed, Dulquer made his debut in Bollywood with the 2018 film 바카라Karwaan바카라, alongside the late Irrfan Khan and Mithila Palkar. Later, he also featured in 바카라The Zoya Factor바카라, which starred Sonam Kapoor. 바카라Chup: The Revenge of the Artist바카라 marks his third Bollywood outing.