Sajid Khan talks about the discoloration of the heroes of Bollywood against the cinema in the south of India continuing the heritage: “There are no heroes in today's time ..”
Sajid Khan recently shared his reflections on how the idea of a “hero” in Bollywood fades. In a recent podcast, he said that today's industry had more main players than real heroes. He has thought about how the definition of a hero has changed over the years.The classic Bollywood hero fadesIn a conversation on Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiya, Sajid Khan quoted that the classic image of a Bollywood hero, formerly represented by legends like Amitabh Bachchan, Dharmendra, Vinod Khanna, and Mithun Chakraborty, fade in time. Leads. “Those who were heroes are now tracks. Nowadays, anyone can make a film because the value of a hero has decreased. »»Real heroes are still thriving in Cinema in southern IndiaSajid stressed that the essence of a real hero is still alive in the films in southern India. He noted that the heroes of the South are represented with greatness and are bound by a moral standard, where their actions must align with societal values. He also pointed out that although there is no term like “super-lead”, the word “superhero” always means the kind of stature of heroes held in the cinema.Change the dynamics of heroes and physical formHe thought about how the actors of previous generations did not rely on muscle physics to leave an impact. He noted that stars like Vinod Khanna and Amitabh Bachchan transferred the intensity through their expressions, despite not having a well -defined bodies. Sajid attributed to Salman Khan for having popularized the look to gym tones in Bollywood, especially after “Maine Pyaar Kiya”, which triggered the trend of the six. However, he stressed that the physical form alone does not define a hero; The real intensity comes from the eyes of an actor.Emotional depth on physical transformationTaking the physical transformation of Ranbir Kapoor for animals, Sajid said that his performance would have been just as powerful without muscle gain, thanks to the emotional depth in his eyes. He also referred to the role of Sunny Deol in “Gadar 2”, praising a natural and strong presence of Deol. Although he has no bodies in gym tones, Deol's “Desi body” has made his action scenes convincing and impactful.
