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• The pressure on the country’s economy can be reduced with the help of all the countrymen
• Appealed to all filmmakers in the country
• What did veteran actor Kamal Haasan say?

The ongoing war in West Asian countries is collapsing the global economy. This is having a big impact on the country’s economy. Therefore, the Prime Minister of the country Narendra Modi started a new initiative called ‘Economic Patriotism’ in the country, so that the pressure on the country’s economy can be reduced with the help of all the countrymen and the country’s economy can be sustained in this difficult situation. Meanwhile, all these aspects are having an impact on Indian cinema as well. Legendary actor Kamal Haasan has appealed to all the filmmakers in the country to avoid the financial impact and losses on Indian cinema.

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What did veteran actor Kamal Haasan say?

Veteran actor Kamal Haasan has posted an open letter on his social media handle. In it, he has mentioned some important points for the good functioning of the cinema industry in this difficult period, and it is hoped that all the filmmakers of the country will understand these points and take them to heart.

Actor Kamal Haasan says, “There is an atmosphere of war in the countries of West Asia. This is affecting the economy of the country and fuel, energy, transport and production costs are increasing worldwide. This is definitely affecting our Indian cinema industry as well. But the cost of making films in the country is increasing. Sometimes unnecessary money is being spent on making films.”

Kamal Haasan has clearly said that the burden of this financial stress should not fall on workers, technicians or hard working employees. They stated that there should be no reduction in their salary, security, food, travel or accommodation facilities. Instead, he said that the film industry needs to reduce unnecessary expenses. In particular, he called for control of large entourages, unnecessary shooting abroad, delays, lavish spending and ostentation. “Why does every love story have to blossom in Paris?” Questioning this, he also suggested to have more faith in the beautiful locations of India.

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He also appealed to producers, actors, directors, OTT platforms, distributors and theater owners to come together and discuss how to make film production more disciplined and sustainable. Overall, Kamal Haasan’s message is that in the current global economic climate, the Indian film industry needs to act responsibly and wisely by cutting down on showmanship.