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Yash: Cinema isn't just for producers
17 Aug
Summary
- Yash stated cinema is a collective effort, not producer-owned.
- Filmmaking involves many unrecognized individuals' hard work.
- Actors receive undue attention compared to other crew members.
Actor Yash has addressed remarks made by producer Allu Aravind questioning his stature prior to the KGF franchise. Yash countered that cinema is fundamentally a collective effort, asserting it does not belong to any single producer.
During an appearance on Aap Ki Adalat, Yash elaborated that filmmaking involves many individuals whose hard work often goes uncredited. He stated that while actors receive public recognition, a film's success ultimately depends on the actor's ability to carry the narrative.
Yash also reflected on the significant attention actors receive, questioning why they garner so much love. He expressed his belief that audiences are insightful and know who deserves respect.
Previously, Aravind had commented on Yash's pre-KGF fame, attributing the film's success to its scale rather than the actor. He also noted that actor remuneration constitutes only a fraction of a film's budget.
Yash's profile has risen substantially post-KGF. He is set to portray Ravana in the upcoming, highly anticipated Ramayana film, reportedly the most expensive Indian production to date. Additionally, he will star in the gangster thriller Toxic, slated for release on August 26.
