The director of Kashmir Files, Vivek Agnihotri is quite active on different issues and frequently shares his views on different things. In his recent tweet the director has brutally criticized Bollywood for ‘not learning from the success of unheralded films like his directorial The Kashmir Files and the Kannada film Kantara. As this year various Big Budget A Lister films failed on Box office meanwhile small budget film are earning more than these movies.

Vivek Agnihotri took to social media in order to slam bollywood by Giving a reference of the two films mentioned above as well as Telugu film Karthikeya 2 and R Madhavan’s Tamil-Hindi bilingual Rocketry: The Nambi Effect. The director wrote, “4 small films with no stars, no marketing or distribution support - #TheKashmirFiles, #Kartikeya2, #Kantara & #Rocketry earned approx 800 Cr at BO. Total cost of production of 4 films under 75 cr. Is Bollywood blind, deaf & dumb that they don’t understand simple Maths and learn?”

As soon as it catches the eyes of people various people started commenting on it.Reacting to Vivek’s tweet, many viewers said that Bollywood was unable to unlearn old habits. One user wrote, “Unlearning is a difficult and time consuming process,”. Many others differed from Vivek’s assertion and said that Rocketry did have a star in Madhavan. One user tweeted, “saying Rocketry didnt had star is false...Madhavan is a huge star down south and the Tamil and Hindi version had Suriya and SRK as guest appearances.” Meanwhile this is not the first time when director criticized bollywood, several times in the past he criticized bollywood for different reason.

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