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Actors: Sign More Films, Fear Flops Less!
11 Oct
Summary
- Producers urge actors to sign multiple films annually.
- Actors' fear of film flops hinders their work output.
- Stars can leverage endorsements and shows for income.
Music company executives Ramesh and Kumar Taurani have called on Bollywood actors to sign more films and reduce their apprehension about potential flops. They reminisced about an era when actors were more trusting, signing films based on brief story ideas without hesitation, a stark contrast to the current climate where fear of failure prevails.
The Taurani brothers pointed out that modern actors have diverse revenue streams, including endorsements, advertisements, and stage shows, providing substantial financial security. This abundance of income sources should allow them to take more career risks and maintain a consistent work output, ideally two to three films per year.
They cited examples like Akshay Kumar and Ajay Devgn, who consistently release multiple films annually and have maintained successful careers for years. The brothers encouraged actors to emulate this proactive approach, suggesting that occasional film failures are less damaging to their brand value in the long run compared to inactivity.
