Since the release of kgf chapter 2 more than six months ago, yash has not made any statements on his upcoming film. Many projects are reportedly being offered to him by directors across many genres, but yash is taking his time to choose one that honours the legacy of kgf 2. Now there are rumours that yash has been given two hugely expensive movies, Brahmastra 2 by ayan mukerji and Karna by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, a mythological epic.
Both ideas appear promising on paper, but it might be unpredictable how the movies will ultimately come out. When prabhas overtook Baahubali as the biggest pan-Indian celebrity, a similar situation was seen. Then he signed the bollywood banner-produced films saaho and Radhe Shyam. He anticipated that these movies would increase his fame. However, the movies were failures that failed to appeal to either the local or the national public, and his market shrank significantly.
When yash signs his next project, he must exercise caution as well. He needs to grasp that the key to success now is to create movies that reflect the culture and sensibilities of your home country before pitching them to major studios. bollywood doesn't provide the distinctiveness that the public in all of india yearns for. There is no purpose in appearing in another Bollywood-influenced project at this time, as audiences are turning them down left, right, and centre. yash ought to understand that, regrettably, prabhas couldn't, and that local is the new global.
Both ideas appear promising on paper, but it might be unpredictable how the movies will ultimately come out. When prabhas overtook Baahubali as the biggest pan-Indian celebrity, a similar situation was seen. Then he signed the bollywood banner-produced films saaho and Radhe Shyam. He anticipated that these movies would increase his fame. However, the movies were failures that failed to appeal to either the local or the national public, and his market shrank significantly.
When yash signs his next project, he must exercise caution as well. He needs to grasp that the key to success now is to create movies that reflect the culture and sensibilities of your home country before pitching them to major studios. bollywood doesn't provide the distinctiveness that the public in all of india yearns for. There is no purpose in appearing in another Bollywood-influenced project at this time, as audiences are turning them down left, right, and centre. yash ought to understand that, regrettably, prabhas couldn't, and that local is the new global.
