South Vs North should be stopped

I always want to write this.. krk's latest tweet irked me to put up this topic here.. Its not just abt his tweet many others had done the same that is to look south indian film industry in a low way.. its just their false assumption to degrade our art based on looks n dressing... For people who didnt know abt his tweet here it is..

South Indian actors, know that multi-lingual projects happen because of the strength of your language and industry which you have been able to preserve. Multilingual projects are the epitome of language equality where other languages' and industries' worth are forced to be acknowledged.

Regional films are now doing better than Bollywood whether south or Marathi or Punjabi.

Krk is shit n i really dont care what he thinks bt d portrayal of south indians in bw movies piss me off too dhotti mund oily hair n fake slang drinking coconut water blah thats nt south at all! We love our culture n we still stick to it bt that doesnt mean we are still living under rocks!

Originally posted by: KhatamKahani

South Indian actors, know that multi-lingual projects happen because of the strength of your language and industry which you have been able.to preserve. Multilingual projects are the epitome of language equality where other languages' and industry's worth are forced to be acknowledged.

Know that Bollywood is weak right now and are 'open' to you, but they will use no opportunity to out you down, or to dominate if they could.

A know what is going on right now is Hindi imposition and chauvinism, which is designed ro weaken the languages within two generations. You may be old and or dead by then, but a weakened language means weakened industry, and a weakened industry means lack of.work for others like you and your kids if they want to be actors. As if South and other regional actors will ever be given opportunities in a Hindi/North Indian film industry.

If you keep your mouth shut about Hindi imposition for the sake of your multilingual projects, it only hurts you and your industry and your language.

Look at prithviraaj he is a wonderful actor n one of megastar of south n he has to play side character to Arjun kapoor in bollywood!

50% of BW movies are remakes of South Indian movies. Original would be having superb acting and remake would be usually crap.

First of all , regarding the tweet ,Mohanlal fans and moreover Malayalam movie fans will take care of it😆 . People already bashing him on twitter left , right and center.
Regarding the south versus north , I am fed up with the prejudiced attitude.The attitude of the majority of the people in North India is quite evident from the recent remark of the BJP leader , as if they are doing some charity by accommodating the southern people.
We often complaint the way foreigners portray Indians and India in their movies . They often highlight the poverty , slums and the other backward characteristics of India.
The same thing happens in Bollywood movies .They usually present South Indians as unmannerly ,people with a thick accent, and dowdy, but in reality most of the South Indian's are well educated , well mannered . Regarding the accent whether it is English or Hindi , they do have a thick accent , but that doesn't mean their English is bad and Hindi is not their mother tongue ,they cannot speak it fluently like a person whose mother tougue is Hindi.

Compared to the multilingual South Indian Industry the reach of Bollywood movies is huge ,because the people who can understand Hindi is comparatively high . Bahubali proved that a movie with South Indian actors can collect more or an equal amount of money a Khan film can earn .
Mohanlal's Pulimurugan collected 150 crores considering the population who can understand Malayalam 150 crore is a huge amount. And it was made possible by not a Good looking , handsome young guy with six pack , the same 55 year old fat guy made it possible. He had 4 hits in 2016 , 3 in Malayalam , one in Telugu. He have huge fan base not because he is good looking or manly , all credits to his acting forte.