Shriya Saran believes saying ‘Bollywood and south’ gets a ‘little uncomfortable for someone from south’: ‘There’s one cinema’ – The Indian Express
Actor Shriya Saran, who was just lately seen within the movie Music Faculty, has opened up about how creating limitations between Bollywood and South cinema could make actors uncomfortable. The actor additionally spoke about RRR’s Naatu Naatu being launched as Indian cinema and never Telugu cinema.
In an interview with Prompt Bollywood, Shriya mentioned, “I really feel like there’s one cinema, one trade. So, as an example, when Naatu Naatu was carried out in Oscar, now, you to start with know the phrase which in all probability you didn’t know and after which it was carried out there it says Indian Cinema it wasn’t a Telugu track, it wasn’t a Telugu movie it was an Indian movie and so you must respect that.”
The actor added, “I believe in our nation, we have now to let it’s Indian cinema as a result of the extra you place these limitations, the extra it turns into just a little uneasy for lots of people so the extra you say Bollywood and South it will get just a little uncomfortable for somebody from south. I really feel it’s Indian Cinema to start with.”
The track Naatu Naatu from SS Rajamouli’s RRR made historical past on the eightieth Golden Globes because it grew to become the primary Indian track to win the Greatest Authentic Music award. The movie starred Ram Charan and Jr. NTR in lead roles.
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