Hansal Mehta Feels Bollywood Isn’t Dying, But Needs A Reset: ‘Invest In Actors, Not Stars’
Hansal Mehta penned a long note highlighting that Hindi cinema needs a reset. He gave a shoutout to the emerging talent ...
Bollywood isn't dying, it's waiting to be disrupted: Hansal Mehta
New Delhi, Director Hansal Mehta has a message for those "predicting doom" for Bollywood: the industry isn't dying, but it's time filmmakers invest in actors, not stars. The filmmaker, known for films ...
'Invest In Actors, Not Stars': Hansal Mehta Shares A Long Post For People Predicting Bollywood's Doom
Mehta further mentioned the names of some male actors and wrote, "If nurtured right, they’re the future." Actors like Adarsh ...
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BWW Q&A: Jay Martel on PARENTS IN CHAINS at Ensemble Theatre Company of Santa Barbara
JAY MARTEL has won Emmy, Peabody, Writers Guild of America, and American Comedy awards for his writing. He served as a ...
Hansal Mehta Is Convinced Hindi Cinema 'Needs Reset,' Gives Shout Out To Adarsh Gourav, Vedang Raina: Don't Invest In Stars
Taking to X, the Scoop director Hansal Mehta penned a long post explaining how Bollywood needs to reset. He gave a shoutout ...
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Hansal Mehta says Hindi cinema 'needs a reset,' backs Adarsh Gourav, Vedang Raina
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta rejects claims of Bollywood’s decline, urging investment in raw talent over stars. He calls for bold storytelling, authentic casting, and long-term vision to revitalise Hindi ...
Hansal Mehta reacts to 'Bollywood is dying' furore, says Hindi cinema needs a reset: 'Invest in actors, not stars'
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta argued that Hindi cinema isn't dying but requires a shift in priorities, focusing on genuine talent ...
Tony Gilroy Reveals Why 'Andor' Season 1 Scripts Were Never Released As Promised [Exclusive]
Tony Gilroy wanted to share the scripts for Andor's acclaimed first season with Star Wars fans, but now it won't happen. The ...