Randeep Hooda Slams Bollywood: ‘One Stree Hit & Now Everyone Makes Horror Comedy’

Randeep Hooda, a well-known Bollywood actor, has recently criticized the Hindi film industry's tendency to follow popular trends without innovation, particularly noting the surge in horror comedies after the success of the film 'Stree'

In an interview, Hooda expressed concern about Bollywood's 'herd mentality,' emphasizing that success in one genre shouldn't lead to a flood of similar projects, as this stifles creativity and experimentation

He highlighted a crisis in the industry, pointing out that while many films are being executed, there is a lack of genuine film production and original storytelling

Hooda praised South Indian filmmakers for their focus on fundamental human emotions and real characterizations, which he believes make their films more relatable and successful

He contrasted this with Bollywood's current trend, where filmmakers and actors prioritize superficial elements like six-pack abs over character development

Despite the industry's challenges, Hooda remains optimistic, noting that audiences will continue to watch films and OTT content, viewing this as a transitional phase

Randeep Hooda will soon appear in the action thriller 'Jatt,' playing a villain opposite Sunny Deol The film, directed by Gopichand Malineni, is scheduled to release on April 10.

The film 'Jatt' features a star-studded cast, including Regina Cassandra, Ayesha Khan, and Saiyami Kher, among others, promising an engaging cinematic experience

Hooda's candid remarks reflect his desire for a more innovative and character-driven approach in Bollywood, urging the industry to move beyond repetitive trends

His comments have sparked conversations about the need for originality in Hindi cinema, highlighting the potential for growth and change within the industry