After a lot of time gap this blog is being written, because there was a dearth of topic to write upon, this one will be a majorly in english.
The simple Indian mind is now what the western world dictates. After giving a lot of interviews, dor getting into a top university for MBA, it came to me as a conclusion that the majority of my interviewers are not ones who are ready to sacrifice the truth on the altar of political correctness. That is why the rot that is in the government will never affect the private industry, which is a major relief as they are the ones who are extremely competent when one talks sense, even if it is one which is hard-hitting and eye-opening but horrific though.
I'm seeing the rise of pakistani influence on Bollywood and there was one definite push past half the year, where it was evident that the actors were either not paid well or they were pushed into the Indian cinema, because they tried for getting into Bollywood, thus normalising them for the Indian Mumbai-based film industry.
But a big shocker came from the Deccan film-industry, बाहुबली - 2 : The Conclusion , which effectively ended any type of bidding for the pakistani - origin actors, plus the non-puissant (seems so) charm of the banner of the production-houses of stalwarts, shows that they are now a passe. A lot of latent talent that is yet to be seen from the epic depths of India doesn't find its way onto the world stage as Bollywood is a jackpot for every artist.
It therefore seems that the pakistanis have now eaten their humble pie.
The simple Indian mind is now what the western world dictates. After giving a lot of interviews, dor getting into a top university for MBA, it came to me as a conclusion that the majority of my interviewers are not ones who are ready to sacrifice the truth on the altar of political correctness. That is why the rot that is in the government will never affect the private industry, which is a major relief as they are the ones who are extremely competent when one talks sense, even if it is one which is hard-hitting and eye-opening but horrific though.
I'm seeing the rise of pakistani influence on Bollywood and there was one definite push past half the year, where it was evident that the actors were either not paid well or they were pushed into the Indian cinema, because they tried for getting into Bollywood, thus normalising them for the Indian Mumbai-based film industry.
But a big shocker came from the Deccan film-industry, बाहुबली - 2 : The Conclusion , which effectively ended any type of bidding for the pakistani - origin actors, plus the non-puissant (seems so) charm of the banner of the production-houses of stalwarts, shows that they are now a passe. A lot of latent talent that is yet to be seen from the epic depths of India doesn't find its way onto the world stage as Bollywood is a jackpot for every artist.
It therefore seems that the pakistanis have now eaten their humble pie.
