Rana Daggubati Criticizes Film Industry’s Formulaic Approach and Highlights Baahubali’s Impact

Rana Daggubati, a popular South Indian actor, recently expressed his dissatisfaction with the film industrys tendency to stick to established norms.

He believes that the audience always craves something fresh and innovative.

In a recent event, a journalist asked him if he thinks the stereotype of an "actor" has changed over the years, and if having a specific appearance is no longer necessary to be a star, unlike the scenario of 30-40 years ago.Rana responded by saying that the industry often tries to stick to a formula, but the audience wants to see something new.According to Rana, the days of duplicating actors like Hrithik Roshan or Shah Rukh Khan are over.He believes that unless an actor brings something unique to the table, they wont find a place in the industry.

The audience is no longer interested in seeing the same person repeatedly.Rana credits the film Baahubali for revolutionizing the way cinema is perceived in India.

He believes that director SS Rajamoulis strong vision played a pivotal role in changing the industrys perspective.Baahubali inspired filmmakers to dream big and showcased the immense potential of Indian cinema.