10 Times Indian Celebrities Gave Brutally Honest Answers In LIVE TV Interviews

To see honest, candid and unfiltered interviews from #bollywood celebrities is a rarity anyway but to see a sense of clarity on the business and content that gets produced from different states is a refreshing change. I hope you like the episode of Honest Interviews By Indian Celebrities on LIVE TV Interviews.

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[renudeepak]

Deverakonda was right about uniting the cinema as *INDIAN CINEMA* as we can use it as a soft power like Americans did with Hollywood

[nknkannadiga]

Vijay devarkonda was spitting facts. We Indians have to unite.

[OhComen]

I resonate with what Vijay Deverakonda said on a spiritual level. Just like how Korea had gained audience all over the world with kdramas and kpop, and Japan with anime, India should create more and more high quality entertainment to make it's presence felt on the word stage. For that to happen the industries should collaborate like never before

[moviebuff]

Mahesh once elaborated in an interview why he doesn't prefer doing hindi films. He said he has to dedicate one or two years on making a film and if he does one hindi movie and comes back to telugu movies, telugu audience has to wait almost 3-4 years to watch his movies. He doesn't want to make ppl wait for so long and leave telugu cinema for this reason bcoz that's what made him a star. Now that things are changed and even telugu movies are getting released in north he feels there's no need to act separately in hindi.

[AB-ezog]

Nawazuddin has become brutally honest post the lockdown. He used to be unassuming earlier in his interviews and public outings but now is totally unapologetic.
Loving it!!!

[utkarshmehta]

Nawazuddin would like to have a word with you jammy bhaiya 😂😂😂😂

[SD-ldlz]

Anil kumar's Pallavi anu pallavi is excellent movie. Another interesting fact about this movie is Mani Ratnam being a tamilian directed Kannada movie, because at that time (in 80s) tamil audience dint accept experimental cinema and Kannada movie made back to back story centric movies

[joickloverforever]

Mahesh babu's response is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
By the way this isnt the first time that mahesh babu got asked about joining Bollywood. He got asked this before also and he always said he loves to work in telugu cinema and take it forward. Sticking to his roots 🔥

[ajaykumar-xwnh]

Nawazuddin described Bollywood's problem in the best possible way.

[Tysonpereira]

Nawazuddin is speaking the absolute truth, looks like the audience has still not evolved to films with more substance...

[yaminip]

karan johar and sanjay say south rose because they never gave up heroism and bollywood did.but my opinion is that its not about heroism but south stayed to their roots where we could connect but bollywood became westernized, where audience would be entertained but cannot connect with the film or characters maybe except mumbai and delhi audience.

[Karthikever]

Based on Nawaz's comments: We should encourage all kinda cinema like Both Commercial and Content Oriented movies (Tamil films are too good in it). But in bollywood the problem is if one movie is hit, every one follow the same. Dangal was hit and every one started making Biopics.

[symphonyofcolours]

Let's just face it. Every industry has its flaws and demerits. No industry can claim to be 100% spot on with the delivery of consistently superlative content. Appreciation or criticism both should be of the incentivizing kind and not the sycophantic or sadistic kind.

[MrKal]

I love Nawazuddin and Pankaj Tripathi honesty and their love for the Hindi language...they don't try to be fake or try to fit in with their English speaking contemporaries...They are more comfortable in Hindi and should speak in it only because they are Hindi film actors

[ckpninja]

I'm so happy for the 1st time on a YouTube content, I notice the narrator spelling "Kannada"...so perfectly... Thankyou for valuing the voice and sentiments of kannadiga's in spelling our language name so well.
Cheers from Karnataka

[ranmurthy]

I am from Andra Pradesh.. being Frank ..am really done with this heroism portrayed in the movies due to which the quality of story is depleting ..to an extent where it doesn't make any sense though they have potential of putting grt and story .but i really wish actors like ntr who have this humungous acting ability do a much greater films...

[SuperiorSKYFilms]

Me, being a South Indian myself have noticed that we really get cocky and overconfident when it comes to our films. So much so we put down other industries, especially Bollywood, which is unnecessary. Meanwhile Hindi speaking viewers laud regional films as Indian when they are good, but when they are bad, they put the borders and call it names and put it down. Hypocrisy of the entire Indian audience is quite annoying.

[footballfever]

After the massive success of Heropanti 2 at the box office 😅 can you make a top ten list of the best movies done of choreographer turned movie director’s?! 💯🤙🏼

[arunbhardwaj]

The way Yash respond to sardesai was hilarious 🤣🤣

[vm]

There were multiple interviews where Yash was asked questions regarding the usual "Entry to Hindi" or "Entry to South" etc etc. His answer was excellent. He said something in the terms "The source language does not matter anymore because the destination has changed now, now it is no more Hindi audience or Kannada audience or so. It is just good content audience. Like how a Korean movie/series which cannot be understood anywhere in world is still the most watched series/movie and loved by all. Now the fact that it is Korean movie does not matter anymore, there is no Korean audience or Western audience or Asian audience, there is just audience for good content".