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News India Live, Digital Desk: Bhojpuri cinema’s jubilee star Dinesh Lal Yadav ‘Nirahua’ has once again returned to the big screen. His much-hyped film on 6th February ‘Sister-in-law is at home’ Has been released in theatres. But amidst the promotion of the film, Nirahua has talked about the ‘bitter truth’ of Bhojpuri film industry, which everyone is stunned to hear. He directly explained why Bhojpuri cinema could not scale-up at ‘Pan India’ level like South (Telugu and Tamil).
Nirahua’s revelation: “Not the content, this is the real villain”
Nirahua made it clear in the interview that the difference between Bhojpuri and South cinema is not only in language, but also in Distribution and theaters Is of. According to him:
Shortage of theatres: In Bhojpuri areas (Bihar-UP), single screen theaters have been closed rapidly, while in the South, the government and the industry have jointly set up a network of theatres.
Mathematics of Budget: When there are not enough screens to show the film, the producer is afraid to invest a big budget.
Sting of Piracy: Free leaking of films on the internet is breaking the back of this industry.
‘Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hain’: What is special in the film?
This film of Nirahua may seem inspired by popular TV shows, but its story and treatment is completely in Bhojpuri style.
Cast: Famous actresses of Bhojpuri world are seen along with Nirahua in the film.
Spice of comedy: The film has a lot of humor and family drama, which has been categorized as ‘clean entertainment’.
Social Messages: Amidst the laughter and jokes, the film also gives a message.
South vs Bhojpuri: What can change the game?
Nirahua believes that Bhojpuri cinema also has the power to create magic like ‘Pushpa’ or ‘Kantara’, provided the makers here invest in story and technique instead of just ‘shortcuts’ (obscenity or cheap songs). He has demanded from the government that Bhojpuri films should also get better screen count along with subsidy.
Hitting the theaters on 6th February
There is a huge craze among the audience about the film ‘Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hain’. The morning shows of the film were watched to full houses in many centers of Bihar and UP. Nirahua hopes that this film will change people’s perception towards Bhojpuri cinema and bring it back into the mainstream.
North India Statesman