Fall of Indian Film Industries

[Roshan]

https://swarajyamag.com/movies/pr-job-for-isi-netflixs-ic-814-series-sparks-outrage-slammed-for-distorted-portrayal-of-terrorists-and-vajpayee-government

'PR Job For ISI': Netflix’s IC 814 Series Sparks Outrage, Slammed For Distorted Portrayal Of Terrorists And Vajpayee Government​

It is such an ISI PR operation that even Vir Sanghvi called it out -


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Brought to you by that lefticle bhosadpappu Anubhav Sinha.

 

[haldilal]

Ya'll Hope it lives upto the Lakshya Legacy.

 

[ArjunMK1A]

It's a consumer issue too
Western movies are ridiculously details oriented, because of the needs of the consumer, they rip apart films like Ridley Scot's Napoleon and Mel Gibson's Braveheart, which I think are great movies, due to a misplaced trinket 10 years here or there in historical record, or the colour of undergarments the characters are wearing, for example

Indian consumer isn't cinema literate enough to create the market demand and incentives for mainstream filmmakers to follow suit
Hence absolutely shiiety movies like Fighter and Border 2 can make crores in the box office with a few pretty girls, dance numbers, and stroking the emotions of the audience

Anything loud, colourful and captivating will run and make money in the Indian cinemas

Braveheart and Napoleon in same line is blasphemy dude.

Napoleon is mediocre man. Guy behaved like man child.

 

[Tactical Doge]

Braveheart and Napoleon in same line is blasphemy dude.

Napoleon is mediocre man. Guy behaved like man child.

Cinematically I have no complains against them
In fact, enjoyed them quite a lot

 

[SKC]

Braveheart and Napoleon in same line is blasphemy dude.

Napoleon is mediocre man. Guy behaved like man child.

Is this the new Netflix Napoleon we are talking about?
That was the woke version of real Napolean where the character was made fun of and shown are loose character and without showing any Tactical War field brilliance of his.​