Ayushmann Khurrana says more small-budget movies like Hanuman Ansh and Obsession should be made

Actor Ayushmann Khurrana advocated for small-budget, authentic storytelling in Indian cinema during the FICCI Frames event. He praised the success of films like 'Hanuman Ansh' and discussed his upcoming project, 'Udta Teer'.
Why it matters
The shift toward low-budget, high-concept films in India reflects changing audience preferences and the evolving business model of the Bollywood industry.
Actor Ayushmann Khurrana spoke at the session 'Cinema at Crossroads - The Rules of the Big Screen' on day one of FICCI Frames. The actor who is gearing up for the release of Udta Teer, said that a film's script and authenticity are more important to its theatrical success in an entertainment landscape where audiences have access to multiple stars across different platforms.What Ayushmann saidSpeaking about the current scenario of theatrical business, Khurrana expressed joy at the box-office run of small-budget films like Hanuman Ansh and Obsession, as per the latest update from news agency PTI."Hanuman Ansh and Obsession belong to two different worlds and are small-budget films, I think we need to make movies like that. We need to be budget-friendly, connect more with people. It sounds simple but it isn't," the actor said.
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