Allu Arjun is gearing up for the release of his highly anticipated movie Pushpa 2: The Rule. Amid this, the Pan-India star expressed to bridge a gap between Bollywood and global cinema. He said that cinema shouldn't be restricted in terms of language.

Bollywood is undergoing a renaissance: Allu Arjun

In an interview with News9, Allu Arjun said that Bollywood is "undergoing a renaissance" and he wants to be at the forefront of this transformation. Elaborating on his optimism about Indian cinema's future, Arjun emphasised the importance of embracing new storytelling formats, pushing the boundaries of traditional filmmaking and welcoming new storytelling formats. He also clarifies the USP of Indian cinema as one that blurs the lines between genres and creates a seamless blend of romance, action, comedy and drama. "I want to bridge the gap between Bollywood and global cinema, creating a unique cinematic experience that resonates with audiences worldwide," he added.

Over the years, the dynamics of Indian cinema have undergone a major change with mega-budget movies being made, extensive star casts, pan-India releases and more. The success of movies like RRR and the KGF franchise has blurred the line between Hindi Cinema and South cinema, marking a major transition in the industry.

Pushpa 2 recently ran into a slight hiccup

The movie is just under three months away from its worldwide release. Ahead of the same, as per media reports, the film's editor, Antony Reuben, who was also involved in the first installment, has reportedly opted out of the project. The reason behind the same has been cited as scheduling conflicts on his end. Reuben had reportedly attempted to accommodate the dates for the Allu Arjun film with his other professional commitments, but the same did not appear feasible. Naveen Nooli, a National Film Award winner, will now be editing for Pushpa 2.