Rebirth of India: Superior

Plan David's words can be said to have aroused thousands of surfers. The person just asked a question casually, but he didn't expect to get unexpected results. At this time, let alone the reporters, even Shakru was a little curious. Could it be that Plan David really knew who was going to assassinate him?

The reporter who asked the question immediately asked excitedly: "Ms. Davey, who is going to assassinate you?" At this moment, he was extremely excited, feeling that an explosive piece of news was about to come out of his hands. Tomorrow's front page headline would be his. By then, bonuses and promotions would definitely be inevitable, and he could also suppress the arrogance of the old guy who always showed off in front of him. The beauties in the literary supplement might also look up to him because of this...

Just when he was dreaming of getting a promotion and a raise, marrying a rich and beautiful woman, and reaching the peak of his life, he was unexpectedly poured with a basin of cold water. He saw Pran Davey shaking his head and saying: "I don't know who it is specifically. I have to wait for the results of the police interrogation, but what is certain is that these two people should be the same group of people who tried to hit me with their car a few days ago.︽A week ago, someone sent me a letter of pursuit, saying To avenge the relatives I killed, humph, in my opinion, this is just an excuse, some people can't stand me, a Dalit, becoming a member of Congress, so they want to get rid of me! "

Seeing that Puran Devi was getting more and more excited, Shakru was afraid that she would make things worse by her excessive words, so he quickly changed the subject and said: "Ms. Devi was just frightened and a little excited. She needs time to calm down. Let's talk about the movie "Bandit Queen" now, after all, this is the premiere of the movie. "

In fact, these reporters did not dare to ask any more questions, because political issues are not like entertainment gossip, they can let them talk nonsense. Once there is a mistake in political speech, it is not just the reporter himself who is unlucky, but the entire newspaper will be implicated. So after seeing Shakru change the subject, the reporters also began to turn the interview object to him.

"Mr. Pandit, the subject of this film is so sensitive and alternative. Did you consider the possibility of being restricted from broadcasting before you invested in it?"

"India is a democratic country, and all legitimate speech is free, so I never thought about being restricted from broadcasting. Facts have also proved that the review process was very smooth and it passed the review in just three days. So I would like to advise all my colleagues here that you don't have to worry about anything when you invest in films in the future." Although Shakru spoke passionately, he was actually beating his heart. This time, "Bandit Queen" was able to pass the review because of various reasons, but it was not universal at all. However, he could only say this to highlight the democratization and efficiency of the government, and on the other hand, it was also to pave the way for his future investment in sensitive films.

"Mr. Pandit, our current mainstream films are mainly musicals and romances, while documentary films like "Bandit Queen" are not popular in the market. Have you considered the box office issue in advance? In addition, how many languages ​​do you plan to use for production?"

Perhaps the deepest impression of Indian movies is the ubiquitous singing and dancing. Basically, half of the three-hour movie is spent dancing, as if the characters in the plot can use this as an excuse to dance no matter what happens. "I got married today, I am so happy, let's dance together; my girlfriend got married but the groom is not me, but I can also dance!" Although these are jokes, they are indeed the current situation of Indian movies.

There are two main reasons for this phenomenon. One is that the education level of Indian people is not high, and many people are illiterate; the other is that there are too many languages ​​in India as mentioned in the previous article. Not to mention ordinary people with low education levels, even high-caste people cannot master all these dozen languages.

Therefore, in order to cater to those audiences who cannot understand what they hear or see, the film can only add a lot of singing and dancing when it is produced. After all, dance and song are the most direct ways of communication and are not restricted by language. Of course, this is not the only reason for the large number of singing and dancing. There are also factors to maintain the length and recover costs. (Generally, Indian movies are more than three hours long, otherwise the audience will not buy it, and they cannot be played that long without singing and dancing; Indian movie tickets are very low, and many producers rely on selling the original soundtrack CDs of the movie to recover costs). Shakru pondered for a moment and replied: "For the consideration of the target market, this film has only produced an English version, and there is no plan to produce versions in other languages. As for the box office, I believe that the overseas box office revenue will make me very satisfied." "Mr. Pandit, is your investment in the film this time just for the occasion or do you plan to formally set up a company and enter the film industry in the future?" The reporter who asked this question was arranged by Shakru in advance, specifically to ask some questions he wanted to answer and guide the direction of public opinion. This is an extremely common phenomenon in various press conferences in the previous life. Even some press conferences have all reporters arranged by the organizer.

Because he had been prepared for this, Shakru cleared his throat and said with great momentum: "This "Bandit Queen" is the first work of our Polaris Film Company, and our second work is also in the script writing period. It is expected to be officially launched in the middle of next year. The purpose of my founding Polaris is to enrich the types of Indian films, no longer sticking to the limited types of musicals, romances, and gangster films. At the same time, in terms of shooting techniques, while retaining the tradition of Indian films, we actively absorb the essence of European and American films, and strive to promote Indian films to Asia and the world!"

"Then is the theme of your next film still the caste system?" Another reporter asked.

Although "Bandit Queen" essentially reflects the caste issue, he would never admit it, so he waved his hand and said: "Absolutely not, the next movie will focus on the people from the lowest level of Indian people to the highest level, but the specific content is still confidential. In addition, I must correct you that this "Bandit Queen" is not a caste theme, but an experimental film of documentary nature." Mobile users please visit http://m.piaotia.net