🎬 R Madhavan Defends Ranveer Singh: A Few Flops Don't Define a Career
R Madhavan has come to the defense of his Dhurandhar co-star Ranveer Singh. The actor dismissed concerns about Ranveer being "written off" in the industry after a couple of "not so good" films. In an interview with The Indian Express, R Madhavan shut down the chatter around Ranveer's so-called “comeback.”
🗣️ What Madhavan Said About Ranveer's "Comeback"
Madhavan said, “I don't think Ranveer Singh has ever been written off. A couple of ‘not so good' films don't end an actor's career. He's truly good and an extraordinary actor. But, it makes a good copy in the press and media to keep writing people off and bring them back.”
🎥 The Changing Landscape of Filmmaking
Madhavan further went on to discuss how filmmaking has changed in the modern day. He pointed out that the audience of today is more knowledgeable and capable, and making movies for this new Indian audience requires patience and accuracy.
🌐 The Empowered Indian Audience
“This is a whole new era. Now, we have to work really hard for our characters and stories to convince our audience because the common man today is well-educated. If we are making a movie for the empowered Indian then we will have to make efficient films. It takes time. So writing us off and writing us in is the job of the media, but we don't think we are going anywhere,” said the actor.
📺 Dhurandhar: A New Film Starring Ranveer Singh
Apart from R Madhavan and Ranveer Singh, Dhurandhar also features Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna and Arjun Rampal in key roles. Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film is set to release on December 5.
💡 Key Takeaways
- R Madhavan shut down the chatter around Ranveer's so-called "comeback" in Dhurandhar.
- Madhavan pointed out that the audience of today is more knowledgeable and capable, and making movies for this new Indian audience requires patience and accuracy.
- Dhurandhar features a star-studded cast including R Madhavan, Ranveer Singh, Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, and Arjun Rampal.
✅ Final Words – Simple Summary
R Madhavan came to the defense of his co-star Ranveer Singh, dismissing concerns about his so-called "comeback" in the film industry. The actor pointed out that a few not-so-good films don't define an actor's career and emphasized that making movies for the empowered Indian audience requires patience and accuracy.
