9 months ago
Yami Gautam Speaks Against Extortion for Positive Reviews
Yami Gautam, who is married to actor Aditya, recently spoke out about a problem in the Indian film industry.
She said that some people ask for money to write good reviews about movies.
If the movie makers don't pay, these people write bad reviews.
Yami thinks this is like extortion and it's not good for the industry.
She wants everyone in the industry to come together and stop this practice.
She believes that movies should be judged by the audience and not by people who ask for money.
She is concerned that this practice will harm the future of Indian cinema.
Yami Gautam spoke out against the practice of paying for positive reviews and the threat of negative reviews if payment is not made, calling it extortion.
She believes this practice is harmful to the Indian film industry and wants to see it thrive with its true potential.
Yami mentioned that the South Indian industry stands united against such practices.
She urged producers, directors, and actors to come together and stop this practice.
Yami is the wife of actor Aditya and is concerned about the future of Indian cinema.
- Who
- Yami Gautam, wife of actor Aditya and a member of the Indian film industry
- What
- Yami Gautam spoke out against the practice of paying for positive reviews and the threat of negative reviews if payment is not made, calling it extortion
- Where
- The issue is prevalent in the Indian film industry, with Yami Gautam mentioning that the South Indian industry stands united against such practices
- When
- The exact date is not specified in the articles
- Why
- Yami Gautam believes this practice is harmful to the industry and wants to see Indian cinema thrive with its true potential
Key facts
- Actor
- Yami Gautam
- Film
- Dhurandhar
- Issue
- Extortion for positive reviews
- Platform
- Industry Concern
- Potential harm to Indian cinema
Quotes
Yami Gautam
Actress and wife of actor Aditya
“There is something iv been wanting to express since really long, I feel today is that day & I must. This so called trend of giving money, in the disguise of marketing a film, to ensure good ‘hype’ for a film is created or else ‘they’ will continuously write negative things (even before the film is released), until you pay ‘them’ money feels nothing but kind of extortion. Just because this arrangement is accessible to anyone- whether to ‘hype’ a film or spread negativity against another actor/a film is a plague that is going to affect the future of our industry in a big way.”
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“I say this as a wife of an extremely honest man who has given everything to this film with his undying hard-work, vision & grit along with his team to create something that I know India shall be proud of. I say this as a deeply concerned member of the fraternity who, like many other industry professionals, wishes to see Indian cinema blossom with its best potential & not the other way around.”
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