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Born and brought up in Rajasthan’s Jhalawar, Mahaveer Shringi has always been fascinated by the world of cinema. At the age of 16, he started his career as a journalist. His journey in the Hindi film industry began in the year 2005 and ever since there has been no looking back for him.
Inspired by the likes of eminent actors such as Raj Kapoor, Raj Kumar and Dilip Kumar, he believes in a brand of cinema that is high on content. In an age where Bollywood has become synonymous with the star system, Shringi believes in a brand of cinema that has a powerful narrative and resonates with the audience. He looks forward to being associated with the kind of films that makes one think and entertains them, all at once.
While he is happy with the shift that cinema is going through in terms of the medium, Mahaveer Shringi believes that now is the time for filmmakers to up their game! “The audience is happy to be watching a 70mm film on their mobile screens. Even actors who looked at the Television as a step down from the movies are marking their foray into the digital world. Television has taken a step back now,” he says, adding, “We have ample stars in our country but what we, as an industry, need to work on is the content. It is time we get good writers and directors on board because they form the head and the heart of a film. If we compromise on the content, films will soon become a dying art form in our country as is the case with several nations.”
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