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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Cinematographer Dismisses Bollywood Polarization Fears

Cinematographer Dismisses Bollywood Polarization Fears

29 Jan

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Summary

  • Cinematographer Baba Azmi downplays polarization in Bollywood.
  • He states talent and storytelling define audience reception.
  • Azmi cites 'Lagaan' as an example of art transcending identity.
Cinematographer Dismisses Bollywood Polarization Fears

Veteran cinematographer Baba Azmi has offered a perspective on the ongoing discussions about polarization within the Hindi film industry. Responding to questions about whether he has personally experienced increasing divisions, Azmi downplayed the concern, suggesting it might be a temporary issue affecting only a small percentage of the industry.

Azmi stressed that cinema's ultimate connection with its audience is driven by emotion and innate response, not the background of its creators. He asserted that talent and compelling storytelling are the sole metrics that truly matter to viewers, irrespective of any identity markers.

To illustrate his point, Azmi referenced the critically acclaimed film 'Lagaan.' He highlighted how the audience connected with its songs, such as the 'aarti,' without considering the religious identity of the lyricist or composer. Azmi concluded that such divisive elements are far from becoming standard practice and expressed hope that this remains the case.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Baba Azmi downplays concerns about polarization in the Hindi film industry, suggesting it might be a passing phase affecting a small percentage.
Azmi asserts that talent and storytelling are the true measures for audiences, transcending any personal identity of the creators.
He cites 'Lagaan' as an example where audiences connected with the art, like its songs, without considering the religious background of the creators.

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