Anil Kapoor Opens Up On Continuous Box Office FLOPS And BOYCOTT TRENDS Dominating Bollywood; Says, 'This has been...!' (Details Inside)
Bollywood has been having a hard time at the box office. Even big-budget films like Salman Khan's 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan,' Akshay Kumar's 'Selfiee,' and Aamir Khan's 'Laal Singh Chaddha' didn't do well in theatres. Since Shah Rukh Khan's 'Pathaan,' fans of Hindi films have been eagerly waiting for the next big hit.
Anil Kapoor has now spoken out about his recent string of box office flops. He says that this is not an unusual thing to happen. The way people watch movies has changed, and now the first reaction to a movie is more important than the stars it has. Content is now more important than fame, and this is true for Ranveer Singh, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, and Shah Rukh Khan. In the meantime, the South Indian film business has grown quickly, with films like 'Kantara' and 'Pushpa' shining on the big screen.
Anil Kapoor talked about how he felt about the current situation. He said, "I have worked in this industry for a long time, and so did my father, Surinder Kapoor. We've been here for about 60 years, then. Actors, directors, and producers talk about how well pictures did or didn't do. This has been going on for years. There are phases. For example, some kinds of films might not work for a few years, which might make people think that the industry is dying. I've been through these phases five or six times in my work, but never with such drastic results. The film industry goes through ups and downs just like everyone else. There will be both good times and bad."
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Anil Kapoor also told everyone to look on the bright side during the bad time. He said, "I see this (the slump) as a good thing, because during the Covid-19 pandemic, people have had time to learn how to work harder, do better, and make great films. In the future, the films we'll see will be very good and hit home with the viewers. People learn important lessons from these things, and only those who learn and change live. I think that people who are truthful, honest, good at what they do, and know what they are doing have nothing to worry about. All they have to do is keep going. People will keep making films, and if they are good, people will come to see them because they like good films."
