Ayushmann Khurrana is ‘happy’ Hindi movies across genres have done good business in 2023

Ayushmann Khurrana has had a successful 2023 as his film Dream Girl 2 did good business at the box office. In a new interview, the actor has opened up about how the year has been favourable for the entire Hindi film industry. He mentioned that movies from all genres doing well at the box office are a ‘healthy sign’ for the industry. 

Ayushmann Khurrana is thankful for 2023 

The year 2023 has been good for theatrical films as the year saw cash register ringing with films like Pathaan, Gadar 2, Jawan, Animal, Fukrey 3, Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar, OMG 2 and Dream Girl 2. Discussing the same Ayushmann Khurrana said: “I’m really happy that we have tasted success across many genres this year. It is a healthy sign that our industry is thriving and is so aspirational. It feels amazing to have the support of the audience for our work because we truly pour our hearts and souls into the cinema that we create.”

The actor further spoke about how the year has been great for business. He added, “It has been an incredible year for Hindi cinema. From a narrative that Hindi cinema is boycotted, to it having no takers, our industry has cracked the content game in 2023 to possibly register its biggest theatrical year. We have seen incredible support and response from the audience for our cinema which is why we have already had 3 all-time blockbusters in 2023.”

Ayushmann Khurrana is happy he could contribute to the box office with Dream Girl 2 

Ayushmann Khurrana further mentioned: “I feel extremely happy that Hindi cinema has dented the negative narrative and due credit to all the writers, directors and producers for putting their head down and working very hard to prove that Hindi cinema will always find love provided we make the best cinema for audiences to enjoy, experience and engage with. I’m delighted to have contributed in my own way towards the theatrical business with Dream Girl 2.”

He added: “As an actor, who loves watching films in cinemas for the experience that it provides, I couldn’t be happier to have delivered a theatrical experience for the audience with a hit franchise. I still remember how people were happy that a film from the comedy genre had hit over Rs 100 crores in India when action films were ruling the roost.”
(With inputs from IANS)