Popular filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has revealed in his recent interview that he plans to leave Mumbai and move down south.
He expressed deep dismay at the current trends and mentality of the Bollywood industry, which he termed as harmful to creative freedom.
Anurag Kashyap said, “Making a film is a tough job now because the focus is more on profit and business than on creative experiences. Even before the film starts, there are discussions about how to sell it, and that’s the joy of filmmaking.” Takes away.”
He added that he wants to go to a place where there is creative inspiration, and this environment he sees in the South Indian film industry.
Kashyap blamed talent management agencies for exploiting young actors. He said, “These agencies take advantage of actors by making them dream of becoming famous but are not interested in developing real talent. They send actors to gyms instead of workshops so that they can become stars, but they make stars only for their own interests. used for.”
Anurag Kashyap revealed that many actors, whom he considered his friends, ignore him. “It mostly happens here; it doesn’t happen in Malayalam cinema,” he said.
Despite his disillusionment with the industry, Kashyap described the experience of acting in the Malayalam film Rifle Club as a pleasant one.
