Celebrity Amitabh Bachchan, who lately featured in much-admired
"Pink", on women's rights and addressing the problem they face in day
to day life, believes that today a "conscious effort is being made by
writers to improve the quality of cinema".
"The kind of work most of the writers are
doing these days is phenomenal. Keeping in mind the taste of the audience today
and other kind of entertainment that has come into our lives from all
over the world... thanks to the TV and Internet. The need to compete with
it almost every day and how to get the audiences away from environments of
their homes and bring them to the theatre... and they are happy seeing whatever
they are seeing on their TV and perhaps they see better quality and therefore
there has been a conscious effort by our word-makers to improve the quality and
the kind of cinema," Amitabh told at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit
on Friday.
The superstar, who was being interviewed by filmmaker Karan
Johar, also believes that the viewers too has matured now.
"There has been a great maturity from the audience in
terms of their taste, that is being reflected on the stories which
are being written," he told later.
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