Mumbai Mumbai. Tamannaah Bhatia has expressed her opinion on the ongoing debate about the North-South divide in the Indian film industry. According to the actress, the constant discussion on this topic has only increased chaos and division. The actress talked about this debate while attending a session of Sahitya Aaj Tak 2024. According to India Today, she was also joined by her Sikandar Ka Muqaddar co-stars Avinash Tiwari and Jimmy Shergill. During the discussion, Tamannaah stressed the need for unity for a pan-India cinema vision. He shared that it is time to leave this debate behind.
Talking about the North-South debate, Tamannaah said, “It's time we stop creating differences in our industry. Both the industries should come together and make a true pan-Indian film based on each other.” Playing against – this has been happening for a long time and it has only created more havoc. And the blame is always placed on the actors for saying something.”
He said, “But, the truth is that we are in a beautiful era, where people are looking at us even at the international level. They want to see Indian films. We should talk about how we present ourselves at the international level. How to break down the barrier of South and North. Whenever you work on a film set, there is no formula that suggests this. that if something is successful in an industry If it is, then it will be successful in other industries also, there is no right way to do it.
Adding further to this, Avinash Tiwari said that now is the time to “end the regional divide and stop calling it 'Bollywood'.” He said he looks forward to the day when it will be called the Indian film industry and not South or Hindi films, adding that the cultural impact should be discussed.
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