Today, we’re going to talk about why TV actors choose to move to Bollywood movies. In India, it has always been normal for TV stars to move into leading roles in movies.
Shah Rukh Khan
Shah Rukh Khan was called the “King of Bollywood” after his first TV role, Fauji, which was well received by critics.
Sushant Singh Rajput
Another person who did well with the move was Sushant Singh Rajput. After making his acting debut in Pavitra Rishta, he went on to play well-liked roles in M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story and Kai Po Che!, both of which came out in the past few years. People in India have always thought that the cinema industry is better and more profitable than television.
Also, people think it will bring a well-known actor or actress to the movies, as well as a bigger screen and more viewers. But the entertainment business seems to be going through something strange right now. Some TV stars say they make a lot more money from acting in movies than they do from their TV jobs.
Most successful TV shows have to change from one generation to the next at some point. It’s no secret that Gurmeet Chaudhary doesn’t like these ways of telling a story. The actor says, “The thing about TV is that the main character doesn’t have a short shelf life.” “After, say, four years, you’ll be seen as a father or grandfather.” He sighs.
Vidya Balan
The actor, who started with Ramayan (2008) and then made a big jump to the big screen with Khamoshiyan, says, “The thing is that on TV, the shelf life of the protagonist is not that limited.” Both Vidya Balan and Prachi Desai did well in their first Bollywood movies, Parineeti and Rock On!, even though they used to be TV stars. Vidya kept making movies like The Dirty Picture and the Kahaani series, which did well at the box office.
Sakshi Tanwar
Sakshi Tanwar became well known for her role in Kahaani Ghar Ghar Ki. Her most recent role was in Dangal, an Aamir Khan movie that was a big hit. Sana says that Sakshi is still one of the highest-paid actresses in TV right now, but not everyone will be as lucky.
She says that everyone wants to get into Bollywood because movies have a bigger audience and can show more. But TV stars won’t stop dreaming about making it on the big screen any time soon because it’s possible and has a long shelf life.
Gurmeet thinks that TV actors will continue to move to movies as a way to improve their acting skills. I’ve never planned to make money. He says, “Of course, there is a lot more money in TV than in movies (if you look at the turnover of the industry), but the best thing about movies is that you never get bored because you can always use your imagination.
” I’ve always wanted to be a good actor and make a name for myself. But the success of short dramas like 24 and Naagin and Beyhadh that are only a few episodes long gives Karan hope for creative expression on small screens.
The only bad thing about TV is that each episode doesn’t have a clear ending. But the fact that miniseries and shows with seasons are so popular gives me hope that things might get better in the future.
