RNT Junior | Jr NTR says the industry must accept this challenge and make better dgtl movies

The creators are worried ahead of the release of ‘Brahmastra’. Despite Karan Johar’s assurances, the book is directed by Ayan Mukherjee. What if his dream project also fails? The topic was also discussed in the campaign. Mushkil Asan is a junior NTR there. In Karna’s tone, he said, forgetting the division, all films should be considered “Indian cinema”.

The southern star recently attended the promotion of “Brahmastra”. There he said, “We are trying to reach every corner of the country with our small initiative. As Mr. SS Rajamouli said, it’s Indian cinema. What else should be said? We don’t live in that time anymore. We are proud to be part of the only Indian cinema. Let every film henceforth be known as Indian cinema”. Karn had previously proposed viewing Indian cinema as a holistic industry rather than dividing it into different categories. He said, not Bollywood or Tollywood, all Indian movies. Junior also meant the same in the event. From “Brahmastra” actors Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt to Mouni Roy, everyone listened to the speech.

“What happened before has happened,” advises the Southern star, producer and producer friends. Let’s take a good shot this time. Bollywood should focus on creating public interest.

“Brahmastra” drops on September 9 amid a slew of big plans. His advance ticket booking went smoothly. Many people hope that this movie will do well. However, Junior gave a warning message. Speaking to creators and cast, the ‘RRR’ actor said, “The audience wants better than what we’re giving now. Personally, I think we work best when we are under pressure. The pressure is therefore good. I think the industry also has to take up this challenge. A good image must be created for the public. I hope everyone understands that I am not belittling anyone here. Let’s rise to the challenge, let’s move on and make great movies for our audience.

Wishing ‘Brahmastra’ success, Junior said, “I pray to God that ‘Brahmastra’ really turns out to be the Brahmastra that is transforming the Indian film industry.”

The junior star ‘RRR’ is the highest-grossing Indian film at the box office this year. Earning Rs 274 crore in India alone, the film also caught the attention of overseas audiences. Thus, everyone present wanted to take his advice in mind.