Director Vishal Chaturvedi defends 'Hanuman Ansh' amid box office criticism, expresses displeasure over 'flop' claims
Director Vishal Chaturvedi has responded to ongoing discussions regarding the box office performance of his film 'Hanuman Ansh'. He expressed strong displeasure over claims labeling the film a flop. Chaturvedi stated that as long as the film is running in theaters, it is inappropriate to make negative comments about its success. He defended the film's performance and urged audiences to form their own opinions.
The film 'Hanuman Ansh' has become a topic of discussion recently. Various opinions are being shared on social media and other platforms regarding the film's box office performance. Some have labeled the film a flop, a claim that has drawn a sharp response from director Vishal Chaturvedi.
While addressing the film's success, Vishal Chaturvedi emphasized that the movie is still playing in theaters. He clarified that declaring a film a flop while it is still being screened is premature and incorrect. He expressed his clear displeasure regarding such claims.
The director believes that the negativity surrounding the film is baseless. He has appealed to the audience not to pay attention to hearsay and to experience the film themselves by visiting the theaters.
Amidst the controversy surrounding the film's performance, Chaturvedi praised the efforts of his team. He stated that the entire crew worked hard to make the film and that he has complete faith in their project.
Debates regarding box office figures are common, but the director believes that the true success of a film lies in the love and response of the audience. He expressed hope that the film will attract more viewers in the coming days.
Vishal Chaturvedi also noted that such criticism is not new in the film industry, but he hopes that people will appreciate the content of the film. He has maintained a positive outlook regarding the project.
In conclusion, the director expressed his gratitude to all the viewers who have appreciated the film. He reiterated his commitment to creating meaningful cinema in the future.