Manu Rishi Chadha said – The audience’s job is not only to make the film hit or flop, but also to grow with us.

‘Exchange of Remake Cinematic Culture’

In Bollywood, remake films are being announced one after the other. In such a situation, some people are saying that Bollywood has no more stories. Is it right for Bollywood to make continuous remakes? Regarding this, Manu says, ‘Remake is an exchange of cinematic culture. Let us respect each other’s language, let us appreciate the thoughts and stories of those who speak each other’s language easily. This is the purpose of remake. Right now it is definitely seen in the media and the audience that a remake of another South film is coming, but the concept of this remake has been going on for many years. Some of the best Hindi films are made in South, some of the best films of South are made in Bollywood, so it happens from both the sides.

Regarding what you have to say that in today’s time Hindi films have become dependent on remakes, I would say that language is language. Somewhere this trend is going on in the world that Hindi is considered a very big language and other languages ​​are considered small, I think this question is arising because of this thinking and I would say that a phase is going on. And it is also a merchant round. Once upon a time the era of call centers came, everyone wanted to join call centers after 12th. Then it was the era of MBA, so everyone started doing MBA. Now this is one round. But somewhere the producers and directors of Hindi cinema are paying attention to his thinking. Somewhere Hindi is considered a big language in our thinking, so we are not responding well to the thinking of other languages, but are adopting them. We are respecting him at the level of a business and appreciating his work.

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Salute to the growing audience

The big filmmaker of Bollywood had said that the audience has to watch the film and judge it on that basis and not on how much the film earned and how much it lost. The actor says about this, ‘I do not believe so. My audience is connected on social media. He talks about the film. Today the audience has gone a step ahead. After watching ‘U Turn’, an auto driver told me that Sir, it was fun watching the film. He said that the suspense was not detected, the third thing he said was that the background music was very good, did not scare you forcefully. So it is a good thing that an auto driver is giving his opinion about the technical part of the film.

Manu Rishi further said, ‘Salute to the audience who grew with us. The job of the viewer is to see and go away silently after seeing, so it is not like that. I have realized that the audience doesn’t speak good and bad anymore. She talks about editing on sound, she talks about today. Seeing this makes my heart happy. The audience’s job is not only to hit and flop but also to grow with us. Today there is an open stage, so if the audience is guessing, then there is nothing to worry about.

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Young stars are doing amazing without theater

Nowadays there are many young stars who are doing good work without doing theatre. What do you think is the difference between an actor who does theater and an actor who becomes a star without theatre? In response to this, Manu Rishi Chadha says, ‘I will talk about a generation. Theater has its own respect, it teaches you discipline. He teaches you how to study, how to write, practice and take it to the next level with your entire team. Now the generation you are talking about which is becoming a star without theatre, then those stars feel that theater is very important, but do it for 5-6 months and then get back to work. but it’s not like that.’

‘Playing on stage is not theatre. But if you have considered theater as riyaz and want to do it, then do it. Otherwise, work with the confidence that you have inside. If you ask me personally, I understand that the generation which is not doing today’s theatre, it is magic with them that they are working with the help of their education, internet, behavior and with confidence. , I don’t feel the need for theater in them.’

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Now work related to Delhi

Manu Rishi Chadha has a deep connection with Delhi. Remembering Delhi, he says, ‘I grew up in Delhi’s Chandni Chowk, which is called the real Delhi. That’s where my education and everything else happened. Now I am only concerned with work in Delhi. I was born in Delhi.