Ayushmann Khurrana about Article 15: if such a message is conveyed via mainstream cinema, it becomes more accessible

Actor Ayushmann Khurrana and director Anubhav Sinha held a press conference in Mumbai this Saturday night to promote their next film Article 15, which will be released June 28.

Here, the actor was asked to give his version of the story about the controversy surrounding the copyright of the Bala script. The film hit the headlines when badistant director Kamal Kant Chandra filed a complaint against Ayushmann under sections 420 (cheating) and 406 (breach of trust).

Ayushmann said, "Because the case is in judgment, I can not say more. but I would like to say that we are innocent and you will see the result that follows. "

He was then asked how he had always had a very" ordinary man "personality on the screen because of the type of films he did until that day. day, but with article 15, he comes out of this area.

The actor replies, "As actors, we have to be flexible, a little malleable, to be able to do what People do not even think that we can do otherwise, and if such a message can be conveyed through mainstream cinema, it may be more accessible, and if such films are just festivals, then that audience is already prepared for such films, they already know that there is discrimination in our society and that we must treat people in the same way.But this film must address those who believe in discriminations based On the caste, until the film does not reach these places, the film's aspirations will not be satisfied. "[19659009] "Anubhav sir m had said something very important during the filming, he had said that we had to make sure that this film was screened in all the small villages of India because before, we n & # 39; They had not engaged such an open discussion on this subject, "added Ayushmann.

Since he plays the role of police inspector in the film, Ayushmann was also asked what kind of drama movies cops he had watched and loved. The actor said: "I loved watching Dabbang and Simmba, they were supposed to entertain. I was very inspired after watching Sarfarosh, Aamir, and Shool's Manoj, I think these policeman dramas were very inspiring. "