Arjun Rampal says that the tendency to convert everything into a franchise will cause trouble: ‘We always focus on doing something big’. Hindi film news
Arjun Rampal’s recent thriller series ‘Rana Naidu Season 2’ was released today (June 13), where he shared the screen space with Rana Daggubati and Venkatesh Daggubati in the much -awaited project. In a recent conversation, Arjun shared his clear ideas on the transfer landscape of OTT materials.Arjun Rampal reacts to concerns about the quality of OTT contentRampal replied to the growing concerns that the oat can move towards a prediction and creative stagnation. Accepting that recent content lacks depth, Arjun admitted that good work is still being produced. “Yes, there was a golden period of writing – about seven to eight years ago – when it was really great. But it is impossible to maintain that level. There has been a generational change. New writers are coming, new people, new actors and the world themselves have changed a lot in eight years, ”he said in a conversation with the Indian Express.
Arjun Rampal praises shower on adolescenceArjun believes that the real issue with OTT content today is not a lack of talent, but a change in the focus requires a change that requires improvement. They feel that the industry should evaluate artistic integrity at purely commercial goals. He quoted the recently released series ‘Adolescence’ as a powerful example of innovative story telling. “It is Manmouji. It is one of the best things seen in many years, and it came out this year. So how can you say that there is no talent, or that people are not thinking or investing in great materials? He said.Rampal also emphasized that quality desire should be collective. According to him, the audience will always crave cinema, but the industry should try to maintain artistic vision, even amid pressure to commercialize everything.Increasing trend to make more franchiseThe ‘Crakk’ actor further said that the tendency to convert every piece of material into a franchise can cause problems in the future. He was convinced from the first season of both Rana Naidu and Bandish bandits, selecting him to be part of his second installment without any hesitation. “I think we are in our intentions – the kind of work we choose to do – the more it shows. Sometimes this is the lack. We always focus on making something huge, put it there, and make a franchise after the franchise,” he concluded.
