Actor Siddhant Chaturvedigearing up for the release of his upcoming film ‘Yudhra,’ recently spoke about the challenges facing Bollywood, particularly the impact of public relations (PR) on the industry’s perception.
His comments came during a promotional interview with India Today, where he clarified his previous remark about Ananya Blacksmithwhich resurfaced after being spoofed in Panday’s new show ‘Call Me Bae.’
Reflecting on the current state of Bollywood, Siddhant expressed concern over how PR manipulates the perception of both films and actors, potentially overshadowing actual talent and content.“There are a lot of market forces that are going around. There’s a lot of PR which even I’m understanding,” he said, before adding, “Even if you play a meaty part, you can be outdone by somebody else’s PR. It’s the perception game right now which is damaging Bollywood.”
According to Siddhant, the focus on appearances and PR stunts has diminished the industry’s emphasis on originality and credibility. He feels that many projects are more about image than substance, which has led to a decline in genuine quality. “There’s no actual gravity or content, and you can manipulate that with your PR and multiple appearances,” Siddhant remarked. “As per me, there’s no novelty or credibility, and I wouldn’t want to do anything like that because I want to bring credibility and commerce to the table and this is something which is difficult to crack, but I’m trying. I’m very ambitious.”
‘Yudhra,’ where he stars opposite Malavika Mohananis slated for release on September 20, 2024.
His comments came during a promotional interview with India Today, where he clarified his previous remark about Ananya Blacksmithwhich resurfaced after being spoofed in Panday’s new show ‘Call Me Bae.’
Reflecting on the current state of Bollywood, Siddhant expressed concern over how PR manipulates the perception of both films and actors, potentially overshadowing actual talent and content.“There are a lot of market forces that are going around. There’s a lot of PR which even I’m understanding,” he said, before adding, “Even if you play a meaty part, you can be outdone by somebody else’s PR. It’s the perception game right now which is damaging Bollywood.”
According to Siddhant, the focus on appearances and PR stunts has diminished the industry’s emphasis on originality and credibility. He feels that many projects are more about image than substance, which has led to a decline in genuine quality. “There’s no actual gravity or content, and you can manipulate that with your PR and multiple appearances,” Siddhant remarked. “As per me, there’s no novelty or credibility, and I wouldn’t want to do anything like that because I want to bring credibility and commerce to the table and this is something which is difficult to crack, but I’m trying. I’m very ambitious.”
‘Yudhra,’ where he stars opposite Malavika Mohananis slated for release on September 20, 2024.
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