Actor Ayushmann Khurrana calls him Anubhav Sinha 2.0. Even fans of director Anubhav Sinha are loving the change in his directorial style with the film 'Mulk'. After this film, Anubhav Sinha made films one after the other, which not only make one think but also make a comment on the current socio-political situation. Instead of changing times, Anubhav Sinha says, 'People say that I was reborn from the film 'Mulk' but I consider it my new birth. I am thankful to all the people who have seen, appreciated my cinema, and shared their favorites with people. People now go to the cinema only after hearing from each other and I am happy that my cinema can take the thinking of today's young generation into cinema.
After the movie 'Mulk'
Anubhav Sinha's new film 'Anek' is releasing on June 27. Those who watch good cinema are eagerly waiting for this film. The success of Anubhav's previous films 'Mulk', 'Article 15' and 'Thappad' has given new courage and a new impetus to those filmmakers who want to make films that talk about social issues and that are business vision apart from masala films. Be successful too. Anubhav Sinha is now a busy producer-director, with around 12 films in various stages of production. This picture changed after the film 'Mulk'. “This new cinema is a must for the new age audiences,” he says.
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In an exclusive interview with 'Amar Ujala', Anubhav says, 'Whether I have benefited financially from these films or that I have become a big producer, all this does not go unnoticed. And, neither do I allow this success to overwhelming me. Yes, the biggest advantage that I have got is that now good stories are coming to me. In the meantime, I have built my team of writers with whom I feel comfortable writing scripts. I can think of all the stories these days. This collection of stories helps me determine the direction ahead. But now I want some rest before starting my next film.
Unity in diversity is a matter of practice
The shooting of Anubhav Sinha's one more film 'Bheed' as a director has been completed. He was supposed to start shooting for another film in the winter but now he will start it next year. Before that, his Rajkumar Rao starrer film 'Bheed' will be released in November. In the discussion of the film 'Anek', which is releasing on Friday, he says, 'This film is made on the background of North East but its story can be of any place which we are not ready to accept as a mainstream state of India. Is. We have been brought up in such a way that we do not consider those who do not like us to be Indians. The only thing that the film says is that the talk of unity in diversity needs to be tested on the test of truth. If we consider our country as a country of diversities, then we have to show it in our behavior also.
'Many' directly connects with youth
Her last film 'Article 15' with Ayushmann Khurrana had earned Rs 65 crore at the box office despite any kind of big publicity before its release. Ayushmann Khurrana is considered the post-Saturday star anyway. Anubhav talks about his expectations about ‘Anek’, “The youth of today will be able to connect directly with what this film says. We have deliberately kept the promotion of the film like this. Ayushmann Khurrana is talking about the film. With the seriousness of his character, he is also going to television shows. But, we don't want to do anything that disturbs the synergy between the theme of the film and its promotion. 'Anek' is a sensitive film packed with entertainment.
The Censor Board also appreciated the film
Anubhav says, "At the beginning of the film there is a scene of Delhi NCR where a pub manager and a cop clash with the cops," says Anubhav. The conversation is going on as it usually is. The Censor Board talked about changing some words in his conversation and I accepted his point. The rest of the film is the same I was more concerned about the dialogues of the film, which are talking about the socio-political scenario. But all those dialogues are the same.
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