If the world was filled with bollywood heroines, a blind guy would never reach home

High time biopic's are re invented, they are as now seen as a safe bet for investors which is killing cinema. What makes a great biopic? You already have the story, the hyperbola screenplay, the dedicated actors(you'll find ) and the music(main focus) so there isn't much to do for the creators. But the most important intrigue that pulls audience into the theatre is the "WHY", why did he do things the way he did....WHY wasn't I able to think like him.

The Greatest biopics have only been successful cause of the understanding of the characters, you don't need to show their whole life but translatating your understanding of a character to screen even in at least one scene is key. These directors are reading Wikipedia pages and are making biopics, the audience can read it too instead of wasting time. Why is Dangal such a good biopic? Cause it includes the audience teaches them about the game and makes them understand characters, their motives and WHY they did it.

Chandu champion, Atul, Srikanth, 96 and many more yet to come.... Literally Bollywood is shitting out formula. Everyone wants "no suprises" only stability in india hence they stick to formula. Every time i watch average shit like this i can't help but appreciate iruvar or mahanati for truly including the audience and making them understand the characters in the film, biopics have capability to truly blur the line between the audience and the screen cause everything is real. They NEED to be re invented. These shitty biopics are running on speculations of a common man yet these stories are far beyond, the director and not even the person himself might be able to say WHY they did stuff they way they did.

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