Many people were taking the route of releasing films on OTT directly, including us because of COVID-19. He also said a good film helps to revive the cinema business." "Producer Bhushan Kumar of T-Series, who was also present at the event, said filmmakers should opt for theatrical releases rather than OTT as that will lead to growth of more cinema halls. So, just how these theatres are being shut, there will be new theatres that will come up with new infrastructure where there will be more screens. Hence, because of infrastructure issues also theatres are getting shut and not just because a film is not doing well. "Earlier people would go in a bus or taxi to a theatre but today they have a car or two-wheeler and there's no parking place in theatres. He also expressed disappointment over theatres being shut in parts of the country. "Post COVID-19, people's liking and preferences have changed. So if we make the kind of films that people will watch, with the kind of films that are coming today, we'll have to become a little bit more progressive," he said. It is only six films, we can't call it a pattern. "As far as south films are concerned, 'Baahubali 1', 'Baahubali 2', 'RRR', 'Pushpa', 'KGF: Chapter 1' and 'KGF: Chapter 2' are the only south Indian films that have done better than movies of Hindi film actors. There is comparison in remakes and the whole fun of doing a film goes away," he noted.Īccording to Madhavan, the audience will flock to the cinema halls to watch a film provided it is good, language no bar. It is difficult for me, as an actor, to do a scene for the first time, and then to recreate it. I was asked to remake '3 Idiots' in Tamil, but I didn't do it. The 52-year-old actor also shared that he was asked to remake "3 Idiots" in Tamil, an offer he refused. I think it is going to take us a little time to pull up our socks and make a screenplay that works very soon in theatres," he further said. They're going to judge you with that sort of a yardstick. "But other films which have come after COVID-19, you're playing to a completely changed, highly educated audience, highly exposed to world cinema. A film not working was nobody's fault, added Madhavan. It would have worked at any time, irrespective of whether it was pre-COVID-19 or post-COVID-19," he said. "I think the only big difference with my film is that I was lucky that mine was a biopic so it is not time agnostic. The actor also reflected on the success of his directorial debut "Rocketry: The Nambi Effect", which was simultaneously shot in English, Hindi, Tamil and dubbed in Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada. The intent was to make a good film and make it work," Madhavan told reporters here. So, all the big films that have been released. The intent, hard work behind it is just as intense as with every film that an actor works on or doesn't. Nobody starts off thinking that we're making a wrong film. "If we knew (why 'Laal Singh Chaddha' didn't work), we would all be making hit films. The duo have previously shared screen space in "Rang De Basanti" and "3 Idiots". At the teaser launch of his upcoming film "Dhokha - Round D Corner", the actor was asked to comment on the underwhelming performance of the recent big-ticket Hindi films, including the Aamir Khan-starrer "Laal Singh Chaddha".
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