Ayushmann Khurrana praises small-budget films, shares thoughts on 'Hanuman Ansh' and 'Obsession'
Actor Ayushmann Khurrana, currently preparing for the release of his upcoming film 'Udta Teer', has emphasized the importance of small-budget cinema. He praised films like 'Hanuman Ansh' and 'Obsession', stating that such projects are vital for the industry. Ayushmann believes that despite limited resources, these films are capable of making a significant impact on the audience.

Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana is currently in the spotlight for his upcoming film 'Udta Teer'. During the promotional activities for the movie, he not only discussed his own work but also shared his perspectives on the growing influence of small-budget films in Indian cinema.
According to a report by Amar Ujala, Ayushmann specifically mentioned films like 'Hanuman Ansh' and 'Obsession'. While praising these projects, he noted that these movies, made on modest budgets, have successfully carved a niche for themselves among the audience.
Ayushmann believes that cinema is not limited to big-budget productions alone. He stated that films like 'Hanuman Ansh' and 'Obsession' prove that with a compelling story and excellent direction, impactful cinema can be created even with limited resources.
The actor lauded the efforts of the producers and artists involved in these films. He remarked that such projects not only bring diversity to the screen but also provide a platform for new directors and writers to showcase their talent.
Speaking about his upcoming film 'Udta Teer', Ayushmann expressed his desire to always be part of stories that offer the audience a fresh and unique experience. He noted that he has always been known for choosing unconventional roles and films.
Ayushmann's statement is being viewed very positively within the Bollywood industry. Many film critics believe that support from an established actor for smaller films is a healthy sign for the industry.
Finally, Ayushmann appealed to the audience to support films like 'Hanuman Ansh' and 'Obsession'. He said that the love from the audience provides the inspiration for such films to move forward and enriches Indian cinema as a whole.
