Hello, everyone. Hope you all doing good. So today I have come up with an interview session about in and around filling. So we have an upcoming passionate director, mr. Rajesh Kumar. So. Hi, Rajesh. Welcome to our interview
P.Rajesh kumar
@RAJESHKUMAR · 0:07
Hi, Kavya. I'm so happy to be with you in this interview and to share about my film knowledge. Okay, let's carry on
Kavya N
@KavyaNagarajan · 0:10
Sir. Rajesh, according to you, are movies supposed to make us think or just for entertainment? What about your opinion?
P.Rajesh kumar
@RAJESHKUMAR · 1:09
In my argument, I conclude that film is a way to escape from reality but it can be also used as a learning tool. For example, viewers can learn about different cultures religions by watching films. In addition, films can also be used to teach children about important topics such as geography, history and life lessons through the movies. Many people believe that the motive behind making movies should not be limited solely entertaining the audience
P.Rajesh kumar
@RAJESHKUMAR · 0:56
TV shows also warn us about the dangers of criminal activities, terrorism and war. Because of these, movies are evidently very impactful in today's world and because the positive impacts overweight the negatives it is our duty to choose the right content for the right audience and to protect young minds from the content that would corrupt their feelings and opinions
Kavya N
@KavyaNagarajan · 0:07
Okay. Now, Prajesh Kumar, you define what this cinema in Pan, India means in simple terms
P.Rajesh kumar
@RAJESHKUMAR · 0:58
I believe such films make an attempt to appeal to other audiences across the country, cutting across linguistic and cultural barriers. A pandemic film does not mean that actors from different languages come together. That's all a part of it. Abandoned film means a story and emotion that connects to everyone, irrespective of the languages
Kavya N
@KavyaNagarajan · 0:12
Yeah, of course it is. Apt definition for pan India movie. Rajesh and I need to know that is, till now, the OTT platforms a real threat to the theatre
P.Rajesh kumar
@RAJESHKUMAR · 0:57
When we talk about cinema, people tend to think about the video and quality only they quite forget that in modern cinema sound plays 50% or more role finding the yes part according to me, OTT are beneficial on cutting down financial way as subscription for one platform offers many content and movies to watch out and rather than theaters spending RS200 for just one movie. So according to me I would say both yes and no. OTTs are the for the theaters in recent times also
Kavya N
@KavyaNagarajan · 0:08
Okay, Rajesh, so as a film lover, which are your favorite movies and must watch movies that you think
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@Swell · 0:15
P.Rajesh kumar
@RAJESHKUMAR · 0:41
I usually watch every movie journalist especially I like the thriller ones. According to me, my favorite film is Rachael's which was released in 2018. As every psycho film, Rachael had a psycho who kills people for happiness or self satisfaction. One of the best movies from Tamil industry in this decade. The plot of the story is extraordinary. Most of the scenes in the movies are Melbourne. Every time a twist in the story is revealed, you might get to the corner of the seat
Kavya N
@KavyaNagarajan · 0:18
Yeah, of course Rajesh. I will also must watch this traction movie. And anyway, thank you so much tragedy for spending your precious time with us and interacting about the film and all. And it was such a nice time and I wish you all this exercise in your life
P.Rajesh kumar
@RAJESHKUMAR · 0:08
It was pleasure talking with you, Kavya. Thank you for your time. I would look forward to hear all your podcast. Thank you
Kavya N
@KavyaNagarajan · 0:06
Once again. Thank you, Rajes. Thank you for all nice welcome, listeners. Have a nice day. Take care