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Q What do you think will work in the future? How are tastes of your generation changing?
A You know, till, till a few years ago, and this is not to say that it doesn't exist anymore because there will always be that aspirational quality that we want to, we want to look at the movies and go to the movies to feel better. And that's that it's just how we are, right? As a people and as a world, not just in India, but there is this certain aspirational quality that I feel that we felt very strongly about till quite recently, um, with the launch of OTT platforms and, um, this term relatability. Right? That we all talk about so much as, as the young people of this country. I just feel like that has changed the game. Wanting to look at whether it's dialogue, whether it's screenplay, whether that's performance, whether that's delivery, whether that's the way someone styled on screen today, it all comes down to there's so much that goes into it. Right? So I feel like When we're looking at the movies today, we, we care more for relatability rather than aspiration. That's a big gap that we've been figuring out how to fill. And we have figured it out wonderfully in some of our, in some of our projects and films, especially on OTT. Um, there's a lot more learning. I think that a lot of us can do in terms of where, where stuff has really been missing.
AI assessment note: “we care more for relatability rather than aspiration.”
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Q Are they sure who's younger and who's older?
A Well, my mom, my twin sister says that she's older, so we'll just go with that. Um, so I grew up in Bombay and from, well, yeah, ever since I can remember both Pia, my twin sister and I have, uh, been really drawn to the arts. Like for us, even with our parents, they steered us towards the arts rather than academia, which is something that was It's relatively rare. And I think it's still actually quite rare, which is why both of us are such advocates of the arts, because I feel like it's a conversation that very few people actually talk about when they have children that are growing up, because obviously we want kids to do really well in school and college, and that's so important. But I also feel like to just be like wholesome and to have a bunch of facets to you that you won't even discover about yourself. Otherwise, it's so important to just have something about you that you can explore in the arts. Um, for me personally, I, I grew up being, and I still am actually relatively introverted. Um, I, I almost always feel like I don't fit in. Um, and I think that that stems from actually, I was thinking about it when you asked this question, right, about childhoods and impacting the future. It definitely does. I, I grew up a very I chose to sort of be in my sister's shadow because I was so uncomfortable with being me. I was so introverted and so scared. Actually, the right word to…
AI assessment note: “my twin sister says that she's older, so we'll just go with that.”
