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Sonu Sood Credits Hanuman Ansh Success to Strong Stories
Sonu Sood is happy that his film Hanuman Ansh is doing well.
He said the movie succeeded because its story connected with people.
He believes a film does not always need lots of money or famous actors.
He also said filmmakers should focus less on glamour and more on meaningful stories.
During Ganesh Chaturthi, Sood talked about his next project, Nandi.
He has spent 16 months working on its script.
He believes careful writing is the foundation of a good movie.
He hopes the new film will become a special next step in his career.
Sonu Sood said Hanuman Ansh’s success shows that films do not need large budgets, famous stars or extensive marketing to connect with audiences.
He said emotional, relatable content matters more than glamour and star power.
Sood described the film’s performance as an important lesson for the film industry.
He revealed that he has spent 16 months writing his upcoming project Nandi.
Sood said the extended writing process is intended to create a sharper story before production begins.
- Who
- Actor Sonu Sood.
- What
- Sood discussed Hanuman Ansh’s success and his upcoming film project Nandi.
- Where
- At Sonu Sood’s home in Juhu, Mumbai.
- When
- During this year’s Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations; he said he had worked on the Nandi script for 16 months.
- Why
- To discuss the lessons he believes Hanuman Ansh offers the film industry and the development of Nandi.
Key facts
- Actor
- Sonu Sood
- Successful film discussed
- Hanuman Ansh
- Upcoming project
- Nandi
- Script development
- Sood said he had worked on Nandi’s writing for 16 months.
- Sood’s view on film success
- Stories that connect emotionally can matter more than budgets, star faces and marketing.
- Festival setting
- Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at Sood’s Juhu residence in Mumbai
Quotes
Sonu Sood
Actor discussing Hanuman Ansh's success and its emphasis on content.
“I am very happy that a film like Hanuman Ansh is doing so well. Apart from the blessings, it also proves that it's not about budgets, faces or actors or the marketing. It's about the content that works, something that connects with the soul”
NDTV
“Movies are made on the table when you write stories. We have given that much of time to make something really sharp. I feel this is the right direction. Now it's all up to Bappa to guide us and we will bring something very special”
NDTV
Sources
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