South Indian Films: Anurag’s Connection

Admiration for Visuals

Anurag Kashyap has praised the visual style of South Indian films, highlighting the unique and innovative visuals in movies such as "Thangalaan."

Interest in South Indian Directors

Anurag Kashyap has expressed interest in collaborating with South Indian directors, including Lokesh Kanagaraj, leading to his involvement in projects like Leo

Writing for South Indian Films

Kashyap has written scripts for South Indian films, including the character of Kennedy, drawing inspiration from his collaboration with Sudhir Mishra.

Support from South Filmmakers

During tough phases in his career, South Indian filmmakers extended their support to Kashyap, a gesture he has openly acknowledged and appreciated.

Influence of South Indian Cinema

Kashyap frequently praises the originality and creative brilliance of South Indian cinema, noting its contrast with Bollywood`s emphasis on international market

Inspiration from South Indian Films

He finds South Indian films inspiring for their unique storytelling and stunning visual grandeur, which sets them apart from other cinemas.

Historical Connections

Kashyap’s connection to South Indian cinema began in the late 1990s when he worked on dubbing projects with actors such as Vikram.