Anupam Kher on Tanvi The Great Failure: 'If Money Was Everything...'

Anupam Kher's film 'Tanvi The Great' was released alongside 'Saiyaara', which became a massive box office hit, earning 500 crores globally, while 'Tanvi The Great' collected only 252 crores.

Despite the financial disparity, Anupam Kher expressed indifference towards the film's poor box office performance, emphasizing that the true value of a film lies in its emotional impact rather than its commercial success

In an interview, Kher dismissed the notion that 'Tanvi The Great' failed due to 'Saiyaara's' popularity, suggesting that films are remembered for their emotional resonance, not just their earnings

Kher recounted an encounter with a woman who was deeply moved by 'Tanvi The Great', reinforcing his belief that the film's worth transcends monetary evaluation

The actor drew a parallel between dining experiences, suggesting that just as people choose simple eateries over five-star hotels for genuine satisfaction, films too can be appreciated for their heartfelt storytelling

'Tanvi The Great' features a diverse cast, including Jackie Shroff, Arvind Swami, and two Oscar-winning artists, music director MM. Keeravani and sound designer Resul Pookutty.

The film's narrative centers around a 21-year-old autistic woman inspired by her late father, an Indian Army officer, with dreams of saluting the flag at the Siachen Glacier

The cinematography was handled by Keiko Nakahara from Japan, adding an international touch to the film's production

Anupam Kher remains proud of 'Tanvi The Great', viewing it as a commercially excellent film, regardless of its box office results