Sr Actor Mocks BTech Fails Turning Directors

These days many young film makers are coming to the film industry and directing films, their age is between 25-30. They lack experience and hence that is showing on the way they deliver. This is the opinion of senior actor Kota Sreenivasa Rao on young directors.

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Instead of spending Rs.10-12 crores on studying BTech and wasting parents’ money, they would have gained experience if they have decided when they completed intermediate. Though these directors are good, they don’t know life and hence can’t think in different dimensions.

Such film makers aren’t suitable to become directors at young age opines Kota. They aren’t actually technically equipped, though technology has developed a lot in film making area. So, if they get proper training in film making instead of wasting money on BTech courses, they can give good output.

There is saying ‘One who walks with wise, grows wise.’ Kota’s immense experience is the source of his wisdom. Don’t you agree?