Anurag Kashyap: 'The Joy of Filmmaking is Sucked Out' | In Focus | THR India

[@rishlovesfalafels]

Who the hell is this interviewer!??? What a breath of fresh air! actually knows cinema and asks interesting and engaging questions. Wow! More of him please @hollywoodreporter

[@eses99491]

They haven't even mentioned his name once! So weird. Its like the most basic and decent thing to do. Give credit.

[@yadhup2060]

This is Vishal Menon. He is a famous film journalist who has worked in Film Companion prior to joining Hollywood Reporter

[@sneh5748]

@@eses99491they did in the beginning. Vishal Menon

[@bikerbuddha7222]

​@@eses99491 they've mentioned his name at beginning of the video

[@rishlovesfalafels]

@@yadhup2060 Thanks for letting me know, this is the first time I’m seeing his interview. He’s brilliant, need him to moderate more interviews, this is the type of content that needs to be on this platform, not interviewers who just kiss ass and ask frivolous personal questions.

[@govindjanardhanan1256]

Dear Anurag Kashyap, we welcome you to Kerala!!! 🎉 we love you so much !!

[@KamaljeetKumar-w3q]

He is one of the best licker in bollywood

[@Ev3r_00]

@@KamaljeetKumar-w3q stop spreading hate. Enjoy or just ignore

[@KamaljeetKumar-w3q]

@@Ev3r_00 just saying facts U stop being blind He frst licked srk boot after getting failed he is now trying to get some work in tamil and mallu cinema

[@thatfilmydude]

Obviously. He hid here in Kerala when he got a rape case accused on him.

[@KamaljeetKumar-w3q]

@@thatfilmydude no doubt why kerala peoples make ra pe accusers their stars

[@mywayofliving3171]

Tamil and Malaylam cinema is your place . Annurag has got a big cult following here more than anywhere else in India

[@o..o5030]

Lol nope, his last film rifle club flopped too 😂💯

[@vaisakhgeeth]

@@o..o5030 didnt flop. Just got a bit overshadowed by Marco hype

[@o..o5030]

@@itn0687 defo a flop 💯 in every ways from criminally underutilized cast to pubg level story fr..😇

[@saintsasi5910]

taMIL AND MALAYALAM ARE industries that operate very differently to each other....

[@DCBat_Mobile]

yes Tamil and Malayalam industry is the place for such failed sh!t directors 😂😂😂

[@ashwinabishek5354]

Anurag bashing bollywood gonna be my favourite genre

[@IceCreemeMan]

WELL SAID MY MAN 👍👍👍👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@architectsooraj]

😂🙌🏻

[@Kartikey-y9e]

Anurag hates bollywood 😂

[@cuckoonut1208]

@Kartikey-y9e So do I.

[@Kartikey-y9e]

@@cuckoonut1208 even I 🤬🤬😎 🤝

[@akhilmenon7924]

Who is the interviewer? He has an amazing depth of knowledge on movies and felt like an apt person to interview AK. Was fun and peaceful to watch without too much drama.

[@AdityaWaghmare]

Share your surname, Vishal Menon 😄

[@abhisekdas-1]

Vishal come from real ID 😂

[@akhilmenon7924]

@@AdityaWaghmare ah..! I did guess from the slang that he possibly shares my surname :)..Good to know..Gonna follow him now..

[@kunalshetty4179]

Upendra getting all the recognition he always deserved 🫡

[@MithunKumar-qn9xv]

Upendra already had the recognition

[@Thirdeye-secondtongue]

Panindia​ not just karnataka@@MithunKumar-qn9xv

[@ThisGirlSpeaks]

Upendra was ahead of his time so people never understood him.

[@Hegde-wj6hd]

Upendra was way ahead of this time.

[@ACV5005]

Bro everyone knows upendra. I am from kerala and i have seens his films.. We see everyones films if it is good

[@RK12303]

The ending was so sad to watch. This man would have been celebrated as a legend if he was born in kerala or TN. Its so heartbreaking to see someone like Anurag who have done so much to Indian cinema cant release his movies or make movies that he wants to. He have spend all his prime years fighting with the system. Hope he knows many of us appreciate him for the wonderful films, technicians and actors he have given us. Love you man, you have got nothing else to prove. Just stay happy. ❤

[@geethakrishnan9857]

Yes❤️

[@sharathnair111]

yes he is a master at his craft

[@rakeshkrishna4661]

True...❤ He is a brand in kerala...

[@woffydo]

nah not in TN which controlled by DMK goons

[@Neelinmact]

is it true ?? you think so ,, let him make movies on your system and lets see how you would react ,, something that goes against your beliefs ,,

[@meera4370]

The anchor is commendable. He's composed knowledgeable nd compassionate. 👍 Nice work

[@vndjsn5041]

The interviewer is star struck with this guy, who knows more than he expected him to have been familiar with Malayalam cinema!

[@i.m.v.a.l.k.y.r.i.e]

He should head to Kerala and collaborate with Malayalam technicians and actors to create a Hindi film set in the region. I’m confident Malayalam producers would be eager to support such a project, and the actors would put in their best efforts to master Hindi for the venture.

[@20shourya]

genuine question: is Malayalam cinema any better than the other South Indian crappy films ? I hate the over the top stuff they make in Hindi and see it as an influence of rubbish rajnikanth type stuff, prevalent in the South all that RRR and bahubali crap. So am looking for decent Indian films to watch.

[@soothingwhitenoise7432]

@@20shourya yes they are

[@AbhishekSingh-xq7hy]

​@@20shourya you are a hater truly. Bahubali and RRR are crap?

[@050138]

​@@20shourya how to say pseudo intellectual without saying pseudo intellectual 😂 Baahubali and RRR isnt your typical 'Rajinikant stuff'.... And looks like you have very superficial understanding of South too....

[@sruthysuresh1029]

​@@20shourya go back to 80s and 90s... The depth of malayalam cinema today is just 20% or 30% of what it used to be back then!

[@dostpranjal]

As a screenwriter in the Hindi Film Industry, this interview is scary and insightful at the same time.

[@DashcamVlogger-o6k]

Dont worry! As Anurag said once it hits rock bottom, this will change. But we never know how much time it takes..

[@paxonite-7bd5]

How was your experience with the hindi film industry.

[@dostpranjal]

@@paxonite-7bd5 I'm just one film old (Nil Battey Sannata), but I can tell you this much: it's way harder to be the writer you want to be here than the writer the big producers/corporates want you to be.

[@marcelmorris6875]

Anurag. Please pack your bags and come to Kerala...❤

[@ramcfd]

transit TN !!

[@cuckoonut1208]

That's an order!

[@pickpocket7695]

No We want original hindi movies from him. He must stick to bollywood. Some character roles in south is fine, a shift in habitat NOT Needed😊

[@StartreckTu]

I won't recommend it...he should stick to Bangalore and do more Telugu Kannada movies also along with Malayalam.

[@sauravmechrulz]

Yeah..anurag Please pack your bags and go to kerala..

[@layasrirajesh9453]

What a great conversation.. The best host and the guest! No film interview made me hook for 1+ hrs in the recent past!

[@Alliswell-111]

1:22 About Upendra s Movies

[@mnkeerthan4931]

Yes❤

[@Hegde-wj6hd]

Our Kannada legend Upendra

[@vijaykumarmd5363]

So happy that he mentioned about Upendra directional movies as his influence from south india❤

[@Hegde-wj6hd]

Kannada Pride. Upendra was the daddy of Arjun Reddy , Ram Gopal Varma,Sandeep Reddy whatever. Lol. Upendra is far ahead of his times

[@OmPrakash_perkysag3]

Indian cinema and Bollywood failed to capitalise this man's ability and talent. His films are like rooted in all sense and has a style of Quentin Tarantino kinda approach. He has a cult status in Tamil and Kerala. Im happy someone inside the industry exposed the issues out there. Make a debate atleast. He should start writing again. Atleast he should write screenplays and give it for aspiring filmmakers who are capable of pulling it.

[@varaprasadNoobCoder]

He is just telling what it needs to say to settle in the south , dont fool yourself by believing his shit😂

[@DonCorleone786]

Quentin Tarantino 🤣

[@AbhijeetKumarViVi]

He is a copy master nothing special

[@qarezma]

What cult status he has in the south? How many of his movies have you seen really? He's shifting base and he needs to butter the right parts. That's all

[@foodfilms5910]

Come settle in kerala sir. South is the area which suits you.. It was really fun to see you speaking half malayalam in rifle club. Can't wait to see more

[@xx-en9bs]

This interviewer is a GEM !! he lets Anurag talk- and still asks very intelligent questions-knows how to handle silence and is humble. He played his role perfectly. So soft and calm still drives the whole interview with very few words.

[@nimzihimzy]

as a North Indian, I 100% agree with the state of the Hindi Film Industry. I don't recall any Bollywood movie which had new and engaging topics, since the last 10-15 years, except a couple of them. Kudos to the Malayalam moviemakers for making movies which are engaging, have novel ideas and the actors' camaraderie and chemistry shines bright! Great Interview. Hopefully we see innovative moviemaking pan-India.

[@TheRishijoesanu]

The film culture in Kerala is drastically different other South Indian film industries. IFFK is a big event in Kerala. I've seen college students from rural Kerala carpooling together to travel to IFFK to watch obscure indie film by Iranian and Korean film makers. Nothing quite like that exists anywhere else in India, even in Mumbai. Unfortunately for this same reason, Mollywood is also the least likely to produce movies that will go pan-India. Imo Mollywood should make movies for the global cinephile audience rather than a pan-India audience because Malayalam movies these days already have international quality. I know All We Imagine As Light is not technically a Mollywood movie but I hope the Oscar love it gets will steer global attention towards Malayalam movies.

[@Chata-x2i]

The reason no one outside Kerala likes mallus is exactly because of this. Constant sniffing your own farts. No wonder it’s bankrupt state 😂

[@Pushparaj_br]

Absolutely, I felt it when I visited iffk 🎉🎉

[@secaccnt9931]

Drishyam was pan indian

first make your state global your mallu beggars are begging in other states

[@DCBat_Mobile]

Mollywood is a boring snoozefest industry u won't be able to make any pan india film because u r irrelevant outside kerala and all those people who shower fake praises on mallu movies are all failed ppl from Bollywood

[@animalsare2018]

THE ANCHOR IS SO CHARMING N ACTUALLY INTRIGUED BY THE INTERVIEW ANSWERS, MORE OF HIM THRI ❤️

[@vijaywarkade7873]

It's disheartening to see such talent getting wasted by the industry.This demotivates youngsters who wants to pursue this passion as a career.I hope things changes in future we need more young talents in our industry 🤞

[@himanshuvikram25]

Interviewer is really good....he needs appreciation for letting anurag speak more and he fillling gaps whenever required 🙂

[@sunapila]

Yes, they are rare species, and needs to be appreciated in these times.

[@yashaswinikrishnan1878]

oh definitely. bare minimum, but quite rare

[@abhiget000]

Kerala is where passion meets Art and creativity. It is enough. We are not bothered about formulas. Anurag ji I'm your die hard fan since Dev-D. The wave stimulation for your brain is here down the south. Please come and collaborate more

[@bollycrazeyt]

I can keep listening for hours to Anurag Kashyap talk about cinema.

[@sabah7918]

Bollywood doesn’t deserve people like u. Pl do more film in south. Rifle club🔥🔥🔥

[@chetangk9529]

Being kannadiga, I am so proud hearing A and Om inspired anurag kashyap ❤

[@theindianstoryteller-r4n]

No bro they never inspired him he just happened to see those shits bfr malayalam cinema 😂

[@prashanthsabesan9437]

saddesst interview i have ever heard in 2024, come south anurag sir we all love you!!-Tn

[@harryharron18]

Tamil and Malayalam will embrace him and nurture him. Make the move now Anurag!!

[@Hegde-wj6hd]

Kannada Pride : A and Om movies. All great Film makers Sandeep Reddy, Prashant Neel, Kamal Hassan, Ram Gopal Verma : they have openly praised Upendra

[@theanokhiexperience]

The interviewer let Anurag speak without interfering. That’s why he was able to speak his heart out.

[@sandeephegde259]

Woww!! Finally Uppi sir getting his dues 😊😊😊😊 AK watched Uppi directorials

[@RASPrakalp]

"Gold times is coming.. coz Gold and Shit looks the same" 😂 Nobody can beat Anurag sir humour. It would be sad for Hindi Film Industry to lose out such a gem of a filmmaker.

[@DintoDav]

Vishal Menon, the interviewer, did a great job. Obviously, he should be known on all Indian film industries, especially South Indian movies, as a fan of films from Kerala.

[@ashu5741]

It is very disheartening to see an artist of this calibre so broken and disappointed with his own fraternity. I hope he gets to create new stories the way he wants and his recent directorials get released soon with good distribution. We need to protect this man at any cost.

[@TheSharath706]

Dear Anurag Kashyap, Tamilnadu welcomes you with open arms 😊

[@snl1754]

கிழிஞ்சிது போ.

[@Hegde-wj6hd]

​@@snl1754. Watch Upendra's Kannada movies A and Om. Kannada Pride. As mentioned by Anurag

[@wtchngrctns]

Can't even think of a single reason for not releasing Gangs of Wasseypur in Bihar, UP & Haryana. I'm a Malayali and I guess I understand the Hindi audience better than the Bollywood producers/ distributors.

[@nezil9828]

Love from Kerala❤❤❤

[@user-yh2vm2ti3c]

Anurag kashyap's performance in Maharaja was something I never expected,, he carried the character like a pro.. 👍

[@amruthkrishnannambiar2934]

Dear Anurag Kashyap ❤️, I am from Kerala. The south industry needs you. Malayalam industry needs you. You are a wonderful actor and a brilliant director. Please keep acting and I wish you direct some Malayalam movies here. Your direction style set in a region like Kerala would be a killer combination to watch 💯.

[@Hunteriscoming]

Oye malloo, save yourself from being converted. Manasilaayo?

[@godslonelyman5994]

Yet another great interview this guy is a real gem

[@ArpitShrivastava567]

Loving this no-hold Kashyap taking down the film corporates. I genuinely hope he gets the freedom to get back in the director's chair. I love him as an actor, but his writing and directing prowess is something else.

[@siddharthbrahma5132]

This interview is more interesting than a movie.kudos to the host for this.all the best ak.

[@Mangoman-ooo]

I can’t unsee him as the “villain”from Maharaja.

[@deepthinambiar9969]

This is such a brilliant interview. Anurag Sir, thanks for all you do for Cinema. Kudos to Vishal for the amazing interview.

[@samyukthashetty]

What a beautiful and articulate interview! Kudos to the interviewer and you can see how good of storyteller Anurag Kashyap is just from this 1 hour interview!

[@shadabqureshi6283]

He is making sense.....stardom and nepotism killed pure raw talent..no creativity.

[@bibekbasumatary4777]

Film buisness is not about algorithms but passion and convction.

[@bharathnarayanan9664]

What an absolutely subtle and authentic conversation!

[@authoenthu]

Anchor i just love you bro. So calm composed knowledgeable. Nice interaction

[@MathewGeorge1989]

The interviewer itself is a real inspiration.

[@suraj1912]

Felt like an era has come to an end. Sad and disappointed in a film industry plagued by corporate greed 😢

[@Finnola]

At least corporate cinema is there in bollywood, so bollywood movies will still prevail.

[@AConvoAboutRev]

Always enriching to hear Anurag Kashyap talk about cinema & filmmaking.

[@ashr2025]

Hey Vishal Menon..Glad to see you back. Anupama Chopra for sure wouldn't let go such a talented anchor. Waiting for more interviews from you

[@pjethmalani9462]

Interviewer is too good........treat to watch him.........Anurag the master..........just love whatever he does........BIG BIG FAN

[@r2kultron-qc6cu]

Uppi ❤‍🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@SurajHardekar]

we see the redness in his eyes as well as moist, that how a creative freedom can be snatched and has a devastated impact on such a gifted filmmaker

[@RajakrishnaSharma]

Unique interview where the interwier is so knowledgeable that when the filmmaker mentions a film he instantly knows it.GREAT . More power to Menon Saab who is doing the interview and of course to Anurag Kashyap sir. God bless. Thanks

[@sergemerto256]

What i get from the conversation is that bollywood has gone completely in the hands of producers who are investing in filmmakers who know nothing about making good films. These few people are driving the whole industry and hence drowning the whole industry image. That is why actors are preferring to work with south makers because here neither there are good directors left and definitely not good production houses

[@pratiharsubrata]

I am shocked by the interviewer! He has enormous knowledge of cinema

[@vsansanv29101_sd]

mammooty is known as scape goat of indian cinema 30 movies nominated for national award,final rounds 16 movies for national award,4 given bollywood lobby at its best in denying national awards to this great actor bollywood pr team who gave national award to saif alikhan and dadasaheb phalke awards to srk for mediocre film jawan must not question mammooty is.a mother giving national award to son saif ali han and dade saheb for mediocre jawan can happen only in bollywood not in malyalm cinema.malyalam cinema doesn give fake awards to its actors like bollywood and make cringe films like jawan. malyalm cinema work speak for itself where as bojpuri industry bollywood needs pr team and itcells to promote ther ecringe films like jawan and dunki

[@glenncoco8715]

I don't think you know what scapegoat means...

[@Cinema60sec]

Please mention the year and nominations here! These PR teams are everywhere.. Omg! Last year it was 20 nominations.

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

His PR seems to be working overtime. Also scapegoat means something else. Kinda stupid to play the victim card out of vengeance. Dulqar wouldn't be successful in Hindi otherwise.

[@eleveli2437]

I think you mean just GOAT lol. A scapegoat is someone who’s blamed for someone else’s wrongdoing

[@vsansanv29101_sd]

BOLLYWOOD PR TEAM who gave national award to saif alikhan and Dadasaheb Phalke Awards to srk for mediocre film jawan must not question Mammoty & MALYALM CINEMA.MALYALAM CINEMA DOENST NEED PR TEAMS LIKE BOJPURI INDUSTRY BOLLYWOOD MALYALAM CINEMA WORK SPEAKS FOR ITSELF

[@Ak-Nadelkar]

Hi Vishal, Thanks for coming back with the classic manner of interviewing, wherein recently hardly we see the interviewer talking less and allowing the guest to talk... You asked the right question and then left it to Anurag🙏

[@vr07744]

Him in. Rifle club was amazing ❤

[@anujsheth8032]

Its pleasing to see Anurag speak Hindi Audience's mind . Literally there are no movies to go out and see in Theatre nowadays . There are no Javed Akhtar and Salim Khan of today's times. Everything is orchestrated. We want to see new stories and real actors coming out.

[@raja-jl9os]

You think people like old bollywood cringe

[@Nandan_Singh.]

Average Hindi audience don't make movie or force anyone to make such movies. Urduwood is controlled by a certain gang and that gang only pushes Nepo kid as the future of Urduwood.

[@raja-jl9os]

@Nandan_Singh. Vishal Bharadwaj and anuraag sabse bade anti hindu h aisa right wing bolte h

[@hindeshrai8787]

​@Nandan_Singh. I am guessing you are not very old or mature or both but once you get to a certain age you'll realise there is no Urduwood. It's a for profit business which at the current time is not able to ascertain how to turn profits from their movies. They do not have love for art or for relegion they only have love for money.

[@hindeshrai8787]

​@@raja-jl9osDeewar,Sholay> Any mass south movie ever.

[@aathiravm3190]

what an amazing conversation. interviewer is awesome.. So happy to listen to Mr. Anurag kashyap......

[@aswathysivadas5944]

Can't finish watching this without talking about the anchor. Kudos to you. You have such a great knowledge in films and the charm in you is so good to watch. The way you indulge in conversation with Anurag Kashyap is soothening to watch.

[@chethands3862]

Upendra's A is GOAT.

[@Hegde-wj6hd]

Our Kannada Pride. Kannada Legend

[@Hegde-wj6hd]

All Legends : ram Gopal Verma, Sandeep Reddy Vanga, Prashant Neel have openly Praised Upendra. Go check

[@SyedNizamudeen]

Dear AK bhai, you are most welcome here in Tamilnadu. Looking forward for your films. I badly wanted to watch Kennedy. I hope I'll...someday...Good Luck. Don't let your style wander off. As fans, we'll wait. - Love from Tamilnadu.

[@akshayy157]

AK❤️ he have an keralite swag 🔥💎

[@AdityaKashyapFilms]

most depressing and terrifying interview in the recent times, the disappointment and disgust is purely justified, i hope we get through shit to reach gold

[@RahilKhan-t1o]

What a FANTASTIC INTERVIEW, this man is a genius for a good reason. His mind needs to be preserved in a laboratory for future filmmaker’s to learn from.

[@timbersaw813]

Amazing interview ❤

[@_abhishekpal]

What a great podcast, absolutely loved listening him throughout.

[@charanteja_]

Anurag, you are always welcome to Hyderabad. We watch a lot of Hindi and experimental films here too (along with telugu and english) and not just the huge commercial films. Those are the ones just go to different states from here in the name of pan India. But the smaller films are lot more appreciated and encouraged by the TFI industry and the general audience. We watch a film every friday/saturday in the theatres. So please do come!

[@Daredevil009.1]

Yes

[@jpchennai]

Anurag bashing bollywood itself a genre which is never a disappointment to watch

[@johnfp1061]

Interview guy is good… no unnecessary question!

[@divyarajesh9972]

Very good interview. The interviewer got AK to open up and be eloquent with the least interferences. The result was a very good intellectual discussion about contemporary cinema.

[@Hankynopanky]

I am sorry for my lack of information , but the interviewer , I don’t know his name has done a fantastic job with this interview. He made Anurag so comfortable and this is one of his finest interviews imho.

[@subashiniselvaraj8778]

It's Vishal Menon!!! This is his forte!! He has been a great film reviewer with multiple places before hollywood reporter

[@Hankynopanky]

@ hahaha thank you , I knew he was a Mallu bro though , he is amazing.

[@dillanio9191]

One of the best interviews i have ever seen. The interviewer is intelligent too, asks good questions

[@TTT10001]

Waiting for an Anurag Kashyap Malayalam film 👌👌

[@ProbablyNot18]

Fairly surprised that anurag sir worked with jithu sir. Flabbergasted to know it was anurag sir that played devanandan's role.😮 Please make more such works like rifle club what a treat the movie was!

[@bhuvneshsingh6218]

This is not an interview.. it's Anurag Kashyap bashing bollywood and i am absolutely enjoying it ❤😂

[@Vinaypatel10_]

Me too

[@bava0011]

This interview's awesome, and major props to the interviewer for sticking it out! Millions should see this.

[@BollywoodByYashika]

Great questions asked!

[@arunett123]

As a Keralite, I have witnessed the remarkable transformation of the Malayalam film industry. Between 2000 and 2010, the industry faced a challenging phase where most movies lacked originality and failed to resonate with audiences. Going to theaters during that time often felt like a disappointing experience. However, after 2011, everything changed. A new wave of directors, scriptwriters, and cinematographers brought fresh ideas, innovative storytelling, and technical brilliance, leading to a creative renaissance in Malayalam cinema. Today, our industry is celebrated globally for its authentic storytelling and artistic excellence. As someone who grew up watching Hindi movies, I can’t help but hope for a similar revival in Bollywood. The industry, which once set the standard for Indian cinema, now seems stuck in a cycle of biopics and remakes, often lacking the creativity that made it great. Just as the Malayalam film Traffic marked a turning point for our industry, Bollywood needs its own watershed moment. A single, visionary film could inspire a new wave of originality and creativity, breathing life back into Hindi cinema. It’s time for Bollywood to move away from repetitive formulas and embrace bold, fresh storytelling to regain its lost glory.

[@connectguru]

I love ranting of kashyap feels like i am speaking even when I have nothing to do with films.

[@mathaimo1448]

One of the few artists who dared to speak about the Bollywood and the difficulty to survive. Have got immense knowledge of world of cinema. Like to see him as a director/ actor in future...❤❤

[@Ilikemusic-pl3np]

Came back from iffk and a kerala trip too myself and absolutely loved being in the state. Would move to kochi if it wasn't summer in December sigh

[@me_raj916]

This is how a interview should be...other than playing around with the stars with (A) rated questions..Liked this one..Good Job 👍

[@ajeenathahir9382]

It's so pathetic that Nepotism and money minded movie makers destroyed bollywood industry... And i don't know why i always thought that Anurag is a south indian guy.. Now feels so happy that he's moving to south. Welcome sir ❤

[@chackomathew8635]

What a genius man Mr. Anurag Kashyap, wow... Great Interview. ❤

[@dipakchauhan2336]

UPENDRA SIR😍💚👏

[@SiddhA-g7l]

Much respect, Mr.Kashyap. We have all seen Anurag go from a quirky newcomer, to a rebellious pioneer to a ground breaking legend, to a somewhat mainstream high society hobnobber, to a disillusioned idealist and now, there seems to be a resignation and acceptance. One thing that Anurag Kashyap is not is a pretender.

[@subijoyacharya3189]

It was such an entertaining experience to listen to him.

[@siddharthbrahma5132]

The interviewer is awesome,very good cinema literate.

[@bsbijo]

"we really enjoy your performances and would love to see you in more films in the future. You have a great talent that deserves more recognition" Habibi come to Kerala❤❤❤❤❤

[@mollyv4908]

Great interview, conducted brilliantly too

[@JokerUnlimited]

Stuff at 50:00 is so damn life changing philosophical thought. Wow!

[@indranidasgupta1511]

Really good interviewer.. sorry couldn’t get his name.. after long time

[@GreenGinger-j7j]

0:55

[@ksganeshiyer]

You are welcome to set up base anywhere in the south. We will all be very happy with that.

[@RajkumarSingh-ux9vl]

You are spot on Anurag on Bollywood and more of Mollywood .. malalyam movies are next level . Would love to see you collaborate with Liju ( Anurag Kashyap of Malayali movies )