Filmmaker Shyam Benegal, 12 years after 바카라Well Done Abba' (2010), is back with a film 바카라Mujib: The Making Of A Nation바카라. The movie is about an Indo-Bangladesh collaboration based on the life of Sheikh Majibur Rahman, the first President of Bangladesh.
According to the Hindustan Times report, quiz him about what kept him away from directing a feature film for so long and the multiple National Award-winning director says, 바카라For an independent filmmaker, there are two important things. You바카라ve to have a subject that excites you enough for you to be inspired and make a film on it. When you find the subject, you바카라ve to have people who will put money into it, and that바카라s not always easy.바카라
The filmmaker also feels that the boom in the television space had an impact on cinema, which made him take it slow, professionally. 바카라Television grew and cinema audiences shrank. Then TV diffused and things went all over the place. That made us pause and so, we weren바카라t able to make the kind of films we wanted to,바카라 he says, adding that he always wanted to keep making films without any break much like Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman.
While he continues to watch contemporary cinema, he laments the dearth of theatrical releases today. And the 87-year-old believes that the surge of content on OTT has a role to play in that direction.
바카라There was a time when India was making the maximum number of films. When I started making feature films, I was working three films in two years. In fact, there was a time when I had two films in a year. Films are being made for the web space today too. Yes, a bit of the traditional form of cinema is still being made but in languages, I don바카라t know,바카라 ends the 바카라Manthan바카라 (1976) and 바카라Mandi바카라 (1983) director.
