Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has made a startling revelation about his plans to move out of Mumbai, citing his growing discontent with the Hindi film industry. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter India, the Gangs of Wasseypur director expressed frustration with what he described as the “stifling” environment created by the industry’s current practices and mindsets.
SHOCKING! Anurag Kashyap declares he is moving out of Mumbai: “I am so disappointed and disgusted by my own industry”
Creative Burnout in Filmmaking “I am moving out of Mumbai,” Kashyap stated emphatically, explaining that his dissatisfaction stems from the escalating costs of filmmaking and the growing focus on profitability over creativity. “Now it is difficult for me to go out and experiment as it comes at a cost, which makes my producers think about profit and margins. Right from the beginning, before the film starts, it becomes about how to sell it. So, the joy of filmmaking is sucked out,” he lamented.
The director revealed his intention to relocate to the South, where he believes there is more creative stimulation. “I want to go where there is stimulation. Otherwise, I will die as an old man. I am so disappointed and disgusted by my own industry,” he said.
Criticism of Talent Management Agencies Kashyap reserved harsh criticism for talent management agencies, accusing them of exploiting young actors for profit and prioritizing stardom over genuine talent development. “Nobody wants to act—they all want to be stars. The agency won’t m
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