Filmmaker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri said in an interview that he feels the 'boycott Bollywood' campaign is "extremely good" as it shows people's frustration with the kind of films that Bollywood is producing.
'The Kashmir Files' director added that its end result will be "very positive".
Vivek Agnihotri who had earlier slammed Anurag Kashyap, Karan Johar, Ranveer Singh and other celebs, has now said that the boycott Bollywood trend is “showing the frustration” of people with the kind of films Bollywood is bringing to them. He is also affirmative of the fact that the “end result will be very positive”.
He further said, “Kashmiri Muslims, Bengalis, South Indians have problems with Bollywood because of their bad representation. Bollywood makes fun of the middle class who are their buyers, and they think people are dumb.
Unlike South Indian film stars, Bollywood are not connected with people, and they behave as if they are ‘Gods’. The subject of South Indian, Marathi, Bengali, Odia and other cinema resonate with the masses.”
When asked if he considers himself a part of Bollywood, Vivek Agnihotri replied, “No, I’m not.”
