Office Office fame actor Sanjay Mishra draws a parallel between regional movies and regional political parties, saying both are doing well in their respective areas.
"Like the Congress party has been thrown out of Uttar Pradesh because of weak representation, and strong regional parties have taken over in Uttar Pradesh and Punjabi. Similarly, well made regional cinema has overshadowed Hindi cinema at the National Film Awards," said the 48-year old actor.
He was in the capital to promote his movie "Bumboo", which is releasing March 30.
"For years, Hindi cinema boasted about itself and looked down upon regional cinema, but now after putting in a lot of hard work, they have come out with well-made films and got recognition at a platform like National Awards. It is commendable," added the actor.
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"Like the Congress party has been thrown out of Uttar Pradesh because of weak representation, and strong regional parties have taken over in Uttar Pradesh and Punjabi. Similarly, well made regional cinema has overshadowed Hindi cinema at the National Film Awards," said the 48-year old actor.
He was in the capital to promote his movie "Bumboo", which is releasing March 30.
"For years, Hindi cinema boasted about itself and looked down upon regional cinema, but now after putting in a lot of hard work, they have come out with well-made films and got recognition at a platform like National Awards. It is commendable," added the actor.
He is right as filmmakers and artists from various states won top honours at the 59th National Film Awards. Best feature film was shared by Marathi film "Deool" and Kannada movie "Byari" and Gurvinder Singh won best director award for his Punjabi film "Anhe Ghorey Da Daan".
Sanjay supports small budget films and said: "There were good films that were being made earlier, but there is a dearth of good cinema nowadays. The success of movies like 'Paan Singh Tomar' shows that the audience is getting more sensible nowadays."
"After watching that film, a person will keep thinking about it for at least two days. It leaves an impact on your mind. As long as the audience is appreciating good work, we will get to see films like 'Paan Singh Tomar'. Small budget films should be made and both media and audience should support it," he added.
Sanjay supports small budget films and said: "There were good films that were being made earlier, but there is a dearth of good cinema nowadays. The success of movies like 'Paan Singh Tomar' shows that the audience is getting more sensible nowadays."
"After watching that film, a person will keep thinking about it for at least two days. It leaves an impact on your mind. As long as the audience is appreciating good work, we will get to see films like 'Paan Singh Tomar'. Small budget films should be made and both media and audience should support it," he added.
With over 60 films to his credit, the actor says he considers few things before singing on dotted lines.
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