'Dhurandhar, Animal or Kabir Singh, audience is attracted to front-footed alpha energy, 80 per cent women not offended,' says Karan Johar
Filmmaker Karan Johar observes a shift in audience taste, noting the success of hyper-masculine films like 'Animal' and 'Dhurandhar' that cater to a 'starved' energy. He also highlights the enduring appeal of intense love stories beyond metros. Johar identifies pure horror as an untapped genre for Indian cinema, while family dramas and rom-coms struggle at the box office.
Filmmaker Karan Johar observes a shift in audience taste, noting the success of hyper-masculine films like 'Animal' and 'Dhurandhar' that cater to a 'starved' energy. He also highlights the enduring appeal of intense love stories beyond metros. Johar identifies pure horror as an untapped genre for Indian cinema, while family dramas and rom-coms struggle at the box office.
