Saurabh Shukla: Work flow > rigid work hours

Veteran actor Saurabh Shukla has voiced his perspective on the entertainment industry's work culture, emphasizing that strict eight-hour shifts are not always the optimal approach. Shukla suggests that creative flow and the quality of the final product should take precedence over rigid schedules. He explained that if an artist is immersed in their work, extending beyond scheduled hours should not be a point of contention, as it often leads to better results.

Shukla also touched upon his current directorial hiatus, stating he would resume directing if his film projects found producers. He also shared his thoughts on industry discourse, advocating for discussions centered on ideas rather than individuals. The actor's comments come amid broader industry conversations about regulating working hours, a topic previously raised by other prominent figures.

Reflecting on his new series, 'Bindiya Ke Bahubali 2,' Shukla cited strong writing and the caliber of co-actors, including his long-time collaborator Ranvir Shorey, as key factors in his decision to join the project. He views the journey of creating a show as akin to embarking on a collective adventure.