Overview
- In a new interview, Tisca Chopra said Hindi cinema keeps repeating the same film with a minor twist and is too afraid to back fresh ideas.
- She criticized weak scripts and said the industry fails to nourish writers by giving them time and freedom to develop stories.
- The discussion follows the runaway success of Dhurandhar, which has collected over Rs 1,140 crore globally.
- While some disagree with the film’s politics, figures like Hrithik Roshan and Sudhir Mishra praised its craft and storytelling, with Ram Gopal Varma also voicing support.
- Coverage notes that audiences are increasingly rejecting formula-driven releases, keeping the focus on originality and writer-led filmmaking.