Mohit Suri Backs Sandeep Reddy Vanga, Says He's a Fan: "We Create the Controversy"
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Mohit Suri, a filmmaker, has expressed his strong support for Sandeep Reddy Vanga, calling himself a "fan" of the Animal director and admiring his storytelling style. The debate around Sandeep's films is frequently misdirected, Mohit stated in an honest discussion about the state of modern cinema and the audience response to his work.
Mohit defends the movies made by Sandeep
In an interview with Filmygyan, Mohit observed that the majority of the discussion surrounding Sandeep's stories is generated by the audience.
"I adore his movies. Hum banate hai use controversial (We make his films controversial). Try this same scenario with a gangster— In Sadak, Bhatt Saheb has done it. (In reality, Mahesh Bhatt produced Sadak, which is similar to the films you made with Sandeep, which included a gangster.) That's the kind of movie school we're from. Ram Gopal Varma has directed similar movies as well. Mohit said, "Everyone has the right to make their movies. You have a right to like it or not like it."
"Very few people believe there is no distinction between Kabir Singh and Arjun Reddy. In my opinion, the two films are quite different. The second half has more feeling. I adored Animal. During Animal, I sent him a message telling him that I am a Sandeed Reddy Vanga enthusiast," Mohit said.
The most recent endeavor of Mohit
The Yash Raj Films production, Saiyaara, a love drama that is soon to be released, is now being promoted by Mohit Suri. In the movie, Ahaan Pandey and Aneet Padda make their acting debuts as a singer-songwriter team that is swept up in a storm of love, ambition, and tragedy.
Saiyara is expected to be an emotionally charged and heartfelt journey, thanks to the music of Tanishk Bagchi, Faheem Abdullah, and Arslan Nizami. The business, notably Shraddha Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapur, has already given the trailer positive feedback. Saiyara is scheduled to be released in theaters on July 18 and is promoted as a new perspective on contemporary romance.
