It is about celebrating the cinema back again. "I think Spiderman…, should get people back to theatres, Pushpa should get Indian people back into theatres. The 39-year-old star said he hopes tent-pole films like Spider-Man, Pushpa: The Rise or the Kabir Khan-directed cricket drama 83, set to release next Friday, go on to become a huge draw at the box office. Cinema should win and not just Indian cinema, but world cinema overall," the actor told reporters. I am not looking at Pushpa or another film, I am looking at Indian cinema. "We are in a situation right now where today in India, and world over, the culture of people coming to cinemas has gone down. The first part of Arjun's multilingual action thriller Pushpa opened in cinemas on Friday, a day after Marvel's Spider-Man: No Way Home fronted by Tom Holland.ĭuring a special event of the film, Arjun said it's important the audience makes the journey to theatres for the culture of watching in a cinema hall to thrive, irrespective of the film. Actor Allu Arjun has said though his latest film Pushpa: The Rise will face off with Spider-Man: No Way Home, he is looking forward to the audience going back to theatres, a culture he believes is currently on the decline.
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