Aditya Chopra and Karan Johar have brought the NRI phase in Bollywood, and 'Hum Aapke Hain Kaun' brought family culture into the film, says Sooraj Barjatya
Sooraj R Barjatya is different from the other filmmakers. Whereas his competitors have focused on the West to have the best inspiration, he chooses to have Indian traditions, family traits, and family emotions for his films. Even though having old school and old generation had received success, Karan Johar has succeeded with the upcoming generation's thoughts and brought the NRI phase in the films, according to Sooraj.
After several misses and hits, he is still with his father's values. While some family entertainment is his thought on the entertainment and legacy of his production unit, Rajshri films, to carry among him. In a recent interview, he mentioned that he has a limited storytelling method and some desirable alterations he wishes to bring and learn something new.
He also draws a parallel line between himself and his perfect friend Salman Khan. He mentioned that he is writing the new film story along with Salman Bhai. As usual, it is his family drama film, full of happiness, joy, and fun. He also mentioned that he wished to change his storytelling capacity. Because the audience has changed their choice as time pases to make them involved, he needs to bring hope to his films. He says his film Uunchai is a well-known story with a moment-oriented theme, as he prefers. It is a delicate and fantastic family trek film for the audience.
When he talked about the change in his filmmaking pattern for this upcoming film, Salman said it is not your typical film, where you will move for a shoot here and there. And also suggest that Salman in the film and his film will reach the mountains. But instead of accepting the proposal of Salman khan, Sooraj mentioned that he wanted a film cast built to film to obtain a high success rate of the film. Instead, choosing successful stars have a big fan following.
