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Tales of India's heroes fascinating: Arjun
Actor Arjun Kapoor, who was last seen on screen in the movie ‘India's Most Wanted,’ says cross-border cop chase has become a trending topic in Bollywood because tales defining the heroes of India make for fascinating storytelling.
Actor Arjun Kapoor, who was last seen on screen in the movie 'India's Most Wanted,' says cross-border cop chase has become a trending topic in Bollywood because tales defining the heroes of India make for fascinating storytelling.
Apart from 'India's Most Wanted,' movies like 'Raazi,' 'Uri' and 'Baby' in the past have shown cross-border police chase on the silver screen.
"There were so many stories that we may have felt apprehensive about putting out there. Importantly, it is about the relevance (of the story).
If the audience wants to watch relevant stuff, they have given us indicators with 'Raazi,' 'Uri' and other films over the last few years," Arjun told IANS.
He added that the audience is curious about the country.
"They want to know how India became India. (They want to watch) stories that define (the) heroes of India.
It makes for fascinating storytelling. We have looked at western civilization for hints and links and what to do next."
