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Ravi Kishan says Gen Z optimistic about India, warns Bhojpuri film industry is struggling
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 19 Aug 2026, 01:19 PM
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Actor Ravi Kishan highlighted the positive outlook of Generation Z towards India while drawing attention to the deteriorating condition of the Bhojpuri film sector, urging corrective measures.
Veteran actor Ravi Kishan remarked that India's younger generation, particularly Gen Z, remains highly optimistic about the country's future prospects. He made the comments during a recent media interaction, emphasizing the demographic's confidence in India's growth trajectory.
Kishan also pointed out that despite this optimism, the Bhojpuri film industry is facing a bleak situation, with declining production quality and limited market reach. He described the sector's challenges as a cause for concern for stakeholders and audiences alike.
Calling for immediate attention, the actor urged industry leaders, policymakers, and investors to collaborate on reviving Bhojpuri cinema. He suggested measures such as better funding, modern infrastructure, and talent development to restore the industry's vibrancy.
Kishan's statements come at a time when regional cinema is seeking greater visibility on national platforms, and his appeal underscores the need for strategic support to harness the potential of regional film markets.
The actor concluded by reaffirming his belief that with concerted effort, the Bhojpuri film sector can regain its momentum and contribute positively to India's cultural landscape.
Kishan also pointed out that despite this optimism, the Bhojpuri film industry is facing a bleak situation, with declining production quality and limited market reach. He described the sector's challenges as a cause for concern for stakeholders and audiences alike.
Calling for immediate attention, the actor urged industry leaders, policymakers, and investors to collaborate on reviving Bhojpuri cinema. He suggested measures such as better funding, modern infrastructure, and talent development to restore the industry's vibrancy.
Kishan's statements come at a time when regional cinema is seeking greater visibility on national platforms, and his appeal underscores the need for strategic support to harness the potential of regional film markets.
The actor concluded by reaffirming his belief that with concerted effort, the Bhojpuri film sector can regain its momentum and contribute positively to India's cultural landscape.