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Akshay Kumar: Indian Cinema's New Era
17 Apr
Summary
- Akshay Kumar is open to working with new directors.
- He praises directors like SS Rajamouli for grand cinema.
- Kumar notes 'Animal' redefined the 'angry young man' era.
Veteran actor Akshay Kumar observes a major shift in Indian cinema and is ready to embrace this new era. He has expressed his willingness to collaborate with emerging filmmakers like Aditya Dhar and Sandeep Reddy Vanga, provided the roles align with his interests and theirs. Kumar specifically conveyed a desire to work on an action film.
Kumar praised directors such as SS Rajamouli for redefining filmmaking with grand, larger-than-life narratives seen in 'RRR' and 'Baahubali.' He noted how these films showcased a different aspect of cinematic scale and execution, emphasizing the director's conviction.
Furthermore, Kumar acknowledged the impact of films like 'Animal' and 'Kabir Singh,' crediting Sandeep Reddy Vanga for revitalizing the 'angry young man' archetype with intensified emotional depth. He also lauded 'Dhurandhar' for its nuanced writing and exploration of reality, highlighting the filmmakers' meticulous research and storytelling.
Reflecting on these changes, Kumar stated that cinema is continuously evolving. He conveyed his enthusiasm for participating in such innovative cinematic projects if the opportunity arises, emphasizing his happiness to be part of these new storytelling approaches.
