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Nawazuddin Siddiqui, a Bollywood celebrity who came from poor family in utter pradesh and raise in game in 2000, he has said that he will no longer collaborate on projects aimed at India’s burgeoning streaming market, describing online platforms as a,
Dumping ground for outdated entertainment.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui is a well-known Bollywood actor, who stared in Netflix’s first Indian original series, “Sacred Games,” which premiered to critical acclaim back in 2018.
However, in an interview published over the weekend on the entertainment website Bollywood Hungama, the 47-year-old stated that;
The platform has become a dumping ground for redundant shows. We either have shows that don’t deserve to be seen in the first place. Or sequels to shows that have nothing more to say.
It’s become ‘dhanda’ (Hindi for racket) for big production houses and actors… Major film producers in Bollywood have cut lucrative deals with all the big players in the OTT field. Producers get whopping amounts to create unlimited content.
He went on to say that the excitement and challenge around the digital media he had when working on “Sacred Games” was no longer there.
How can I bear to be in them if I can’t bear to watch them?
he added.
Siddiqui has been dubbed
one of the great success stories in Hindi cinema.
He started from humble roots in a town in Uttar Pradesh’s northern province, and after moving to India’s film capital Mumbai in 2000, he rose to fame in Bollywood.
