The multiplicity of genres that the Southern film industry is experimenting with is truly remarkable. More often than not, it is the Hindi industry that is now remaking southern movies, rather than the other way around. Some of the biggest hits over the years, from 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa' to 'Drishyam', were remakes of southern films. Not only are films coming out of these regional industries making waves in their particular regions, but also overseas and even inspiring the Hindi film industry to remake them. This mantle has clearly been taken over by storytellers and film-makers in Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kochi. The biggest production houses seem to be playing it safe and sticking to the same old formula of song, dance, and romance, in the same way that they neglect to push the envelope when it comes to creativity and novelty. Somewhere along the line, Hindi cinema in general has gotten stuck in a rut.
While we've recently seen a number of Hindi films that have been praised for their excellent performances, storylines, and technical perfection, it's the South Indian regional films that are currently at the forefront of this shift. One might assume that the juggernaut that is the Hindi film business is causing this development. That, however, is no longer the case. The quality of the content is always increasing and meets, if not exceeds, global standards.
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Over the years, particularly with the dubbing of films in northern Indian languages on TV channels, and later through online streaming with subtitles, the Indian movie industry is evolving-and becoming truly universal-at a breakneck pace. Many blockbusters have been released in the northern territories, ranging from " Ek Duje Ke Liye" to " Baahubali."Įarlier, South Indian films have been criticised for their superstar worship and larger-than-life representations of their heroes.Įxtremely humorous and physics-defying action sequences have provided plenty of fodder for memes on social media.īut things have changed for the better now. The Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada language industries have been producing remarkably wonderful films that are far superior to Hindi films. South Indian films, both in terms of quantity and quality, can compete with any in the world.
However, regional cinema, particularly the South Indian film industry, has its own set of languages, customs, and rich cinematic history.
Hindi cinema is frequently referred to as Indian cinema by the Indian and international media and film historians.
The success of such reality-based and content-driven South Indian films raise the question: Where does Hindi cinema fit into the picture? ' Asuran' is a script-driven, low-budget (in terms of set and technical components) film that sends a social message and has a socially relevant topic.Īlso read | BRICS Film Festival 2021: Dhanush wins Best Actor for 'Asuran'Īnother such film, ' Jai Bhim' was so good that it got better ratings than some of biggest Hollywood movies on Internet Movie Database (IMDb) portal.Īlso read | Indian film 'Jai Bhim' beats 'The Shawshank Redemption' to become top-rated on IMDb Actor Dhanush has earned the coveted Best Actor award at the renowned BRICS Film Festival for his portrayal in ' Asuran.'ĭhanush is an Indian actor, producer, director, writer, lyricist, dancer, and playback singer who works mostly in the Tamil film industry and occasionally in Hindi cinema.
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