Nawazuddin Siddiqui isn’t just a phenomenal actor and artiste, he is also someone who has never been politically correct when it comes to expressing his opinions on the biz.
The talented actor, who’s set to appear in Manikarnika Film’s Tiku Weds Sheru next, lent his two cents on the ongoing success of a string of Southern Indian films across Pan India audiences.
Here’s what he was quoted as saying by Hindustan Times on the subject:
“I think it’s just a phase, now if a Bollywood film comes and becomes a super-duper hit, then the things you are saying right now, that will change. Here people’s thoughts change after every picture, people only talk about the film that becomes a hit. But if a Hindi picture comes now and becomes a super-duper hit, this perception will change again.”
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Nawazuddin also spoke on where he feel the Hindi film industry went wrong, because of which it hasn’t been able to achieve the same kind of success recently:
“One mistake that happened is that we kept doing remakes of South films. The biggest problem here is with the writers and stories, we are not making originals at all, leaving everything up to the remakes. I think we should take a lesson from that mistake and start making original films. That would be better.”
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What are your thoughts on this?