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Bollywood’s handsome hunk star who started his career by playing a romantic role. But could not achieve any place in the acting world. He also started his career as a producer but there too a career …Read more
Career did not run as an actor
Highlights
- Jackie Bhagnani praised Shahrukh’s film ‘Jawan’.
- The film ‘Jawan’ enthusiastic and enthusiastically.
- Jackie spoke of focusing on the audience of small towns.
New DelhiActor and producer Jackie Bhagnani praised Shah Rukh Khan’s film ‘Jawan’. He said that this film shows that cinema is again filled with enthusiasm and enthusiasm among the people.
Jackie Bhagnani says that if a film wants to earn more, then it should be made keeping in mind the people of small cities. Describing the success of Shah Rukh’s film ‘Jawa’ as a good sign, he said that now people are again becoming interested in films and cinema is once again becoming everyone’s favorite entertainment.
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Films should be made that can connect with the people of India
Recently, Jackie Bhagnani said, ‘She has always played a very important role in the earnings of single-screen theater films of small cities. But now by paying attention to expensive tickets and only multiplexes, cinema is getting away from the reach of common people, as well, we have reduced making films that are liked by all kinds of audience, we should make commercial films that can connect with the people of India. ‘
Jawan film praised fiercely
Keeping my point further, I said, I consider the success of the film ‘Jawa’ a good sign that cinema is becoming a favorite entertainment of the people again. The film again filled the people different enthusiasm and enthusiasm. ‘When every kind of people like the same film, then we are moving forward. This shows that Pan-India viewers are trying to say something to us and we should understand their point. Jackie said that many single-screen theaters of small cities were closed during the Korona epidemic as their expenses became difficult.
He further said, ‘Even today there are more than 16,000 areas in India where theater is not present. Why are we not paying attention to the audience of these areas? We should make films that are cheap, can be seen easily and entertain people, because the next big success of films will come from the audience who live in small towns and villages. We have to make stories for them which are related to their lives and they look like ourselves.
