He argues that directors or creators should not be controlled by corporate financial interests, as this destroys the artistic soul of the work.

“Someone had said in between that the problem is with Hollywood or many such artistic The industry is that when MBA and Accounting people control it. You get into position, right? We So the soul of that art ends there.”

He expresses that creating films based on a director's authentic vision is superior to modifying them to fit marketing demands.

“But that doesn't mean it's a little That if the director makes the movie as per his wish If he makes it then there will be no market. Or cannot earn money at all.”

Longer movies are enjoyable because they allow for deeper character development, cinematography, and a break from the instant gratification of modern life.

“I like like longer. >> I do because it's just like 3 hours that you're not looking at your phone. You're engaging in I I like art so much. I like the acting. I like character development. I like cinematography, the editing, um that it's just in such a everything's so we're so programmed for instant ”

Movies that are three hours long or longer constitute an excessive time commitment that interferes with daily life.

“I just feel like that's just way too big of a time commitment. I don't understand like when I was growing up way back in the day, movies were an hour and a half, hour and 45 minutes. And it's just when you have a 3-hour movie with 30 minutes of previews, you're pushing 4 hours”