“Thanks to PM and the organization for having faith in us. They know that we come from the Hindi heartland and we are there to give service to the nation.My heartfelt thanks for showing faith in us,” Ravi told ETimes, acknowledging the trust placed in him and his colleagues.
Amidst discussions on the role of actors in contributing to the film industry, Ravi emphasized his active participation in advocating for the rights of actors and the betterment of the industry as a whole.
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“I give a lot of bills for the actors and royalties. I always raise my voice. In the drug issue, population bill, and film industry bill, I always voice,” he said.
When asked about the state of the Bhojpuri film industry and how his political endeavors will have the positive impact on its growth, Ravi shared his vision for the industry’s future, “The industry will become very powerful. We have to clean up and make good films like Telugu and Malayalam cinema. I really want Bhojpuri industry to make Malayalam kind of cinema. Vulgarity is there in every industry. I just want Bhojpuri industry to make good cinema like Laapataa Ladies.”
