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Gulshan Devaiah on 'Little Thomas' and childhood innocence
19 Oct
Summary
- Gulshan Devaiah finds 'Little Thomas' relatable due to its innocence.
- He questions CBFC's U/A 7+ rating for the children's film.
- Devaiah acknowledges challenges for smaller films in cinemas.
Actor Gulshan Devaiah has shared his reasons for signing the upcoming film 'Little Thomas,' citing its profound innocence and connection to universal childhood experiences. He noted that the film's narrative and Desmond's character, which he portrays, resonate with the nostalgic feelings of one's past.
Devaiah also voiced his bewilderment over the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) awarding 'Little Thomas' a U/A 7+ rating, instead of the expected 'U' certificate. He admitted uncertainty regarding the committee's decision-making process.
Addressing the exhibition challenges for smaller films, Devaiah acknowledged that cinema release strategies are primarily business-driven. He noted that while positive word-of-mouth can significantly impact a film's longevity, exhibitors often adapt their programming based on immediate audience turnout and commercial viability.
