‘I don’t believe that it’s humble to say my film takes one year to make and three days to run. It’s no use.’ says Kamal Haasan on film makers bluffing to audiences. He takes the instances of films like James Bond which are made in just 12 weeks, just three months and finish the entire film within a span of 4 months.
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He questions on the success rate of the films in the industry which are made according to the rule book laid out by distributors, by industry and commercial masala formats with no story. Why are only some special movies, five to six movies succeeding? Aren’t they having something special though they might be made with the same success parameters?
We know, Kamal Haasan is coming with ‘Cheekati Rajyam’ very soon which is made within a short period and the trailer has definitely caught the attention of the viewers. Given to his experience at film making and being in the industry for so long, Kamal’s words are true on ‘run of the mill’ stories in the industry. Aren’t they?
