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Bollywood director Vivek Agnihotri never shies away from raising his voice about anything and everything happening across the globe. From past some time, the filmmaker has been in the news owing to the controversies around his last film, The Kashmir Files. Time and again, the filmmaker takes to social media to slam the industry and its double standards and hypocrisy. As Vivek Agnihotri is currently in the news for his upcoming film The Kashmir Files Unreported, he recently slammed the industry as he feels people have been laughing at them.
After the box office success of The Kashmir Files, he is all set to return with yet another unseen side of the Kashmiri Pandit genocide happened in the valley. Ahead of its release, he recently sat down for a detailed interview where he spoke about Bollywood being all about a star-driven film. Scroll down for details.
Speaking to Bollywood Bubble, Vivek Agnihotri said, “The journey started long back when I made Buddha In A Traffic Jam. There was a time when I got sick with how Bollywood works and operates because everything was so star-driven that nobody cared about stories. Then came a phase when films meant only entertainment, entertainment and entertainment. I think that was a very very wrong signal we gave because if films were only entertainment, then there is no difference between films and circus.”
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