On July 1, the film Rocketry: The Nambi Effect, directed by R Madhavan will be released.
R Madhavan, who is currently promoting his forthcoming flick Rocketry: The Nambi Effect spoke with ETimes. The actor highlighted the North versus South film issue and shared his thoughts on it. Films such as Baahubali 1 and 2, RRR, Pushpa and KGF 1 and 2 are deemed pan-Indian films, according to Madhavan.
"The reasons could be many," he added, "perhaps because these films had a fan following all over the country, or perhaps because they were all made on a big scale."
The actor then proceeded on to explain why pan-Indian movies really haven't hampered Hindi cinema success. Madhavan mentions films such as "Gangubai Kathiawadi, The Kashmir Files and Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 have all work at box office. It's not even like these films were small hits, they were all big hits."
As per Madhavan, the pandemic has affected the way people watch movies.The outbreak had a huge effect on the audience's preferences and opinions.
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The actor also remarked how viewers' attention has reduced, and that explaining the part of the narrative inside the screenplay should be quick. Madhavan also stated that this could be the cause for the failure of a few Hindi films.
The actor further highlighted that he believes the spectator values the efforts of the key performers. As he mentioned examples of RRR and Pushpa's actors, he described how fantastic work they performed in their film.
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The actor concluded his interview with a brief statement about how the profession is always evolving. "The only rule in the film industry is that the day you think there are rules in the film industry, you’ve lost it. Showbiz has an ever changing scenario," he continued.
As he just wishes that the additional films perform well in the coming weeks and build a new trend for others to follow, he still believes that nothing in the film industry can be foreseen.
Rocketry: The Nambi Effect will be released on July 1.
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