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SINGAPORE: Netflix's Indian content has been criticized by the critics due to lack of mainstream features as compared to its rivals but actor Madhuri Dixit believes the Indian film industry.
"I think stars will always be here, but this is not a problem." "It's a question of what's going on?"
The 51-year-old actor said Netflix provided the options to its users, and cited her example of her Marathi feature "Bucket List" and its Hollywood namesake starring Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman.
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Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman's 'Bucket List' So you have choices, genres and all that I want 'Bucket List' you like it, even suggestions It's a disruptor I think it has a long way to go Movie Stars Solution: Netflix gives you freedom to make everything you want to make.
Filmmaker Leena Yadav, the latest director of "Rajma Chawal" will soon make it debut on the platform, said the big stars of Bollywood would eventually be "seduced" to work with Netflix.
"I do not think we are going to have a lot of fun because of this platform." Today, even the movies having big stars do not have the reach that you have had in Whewell you will see it, it is the first day of the first show, I think it will seduce the bigger stars, "Madhuri added that her 1994 blockbuster" Hum Aapke Hain Koun! " would have been a big hit if audiences had Netflix two years ago.
"There are two magical things in the world." "One is theater or cinema and the other is internet.Netflix is a great marriage between these two.If we had the infrastructure that we do today, 20 years ago then it would have been great because even though 'Hum Aapke Hai Koun!' "It would have magnified," Madhuri said.
The actor will soon make her debut on Netflix with her Marathi production titled "15th August". The satirical film, set in a chawl in Mumbai, is about the struggles of middle-class India.
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