Arshad Warsi on Bollywood's Risk-Averse Approach
Arshad Warsi believes that Bollywood has become too cautious, opting for familiar genres instead of taking risks.
He cites the success of Saiyaara as an example, stating that its makers took a chance, which contributed to its success.
Bollywood is losing out to other industries like the South. Somewhere down the line, I feel we don’t take chances anymore. Especially in Hindi cinema, we try to play it as safe as possible.
- Arshad Warsi notes that the industry follows trends, such as the current superhero-style movie pattern.
- He mentions that since RRR, every hero seems to be portrayed as a superhero.
Author's summary: Arshad Warsi criticizes Bollywood's safe approach.
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