In this candid conversation, filmmaker Jeethu Joseph, the mind behind the acclaimed Drishyam franchise, opens up about the growing trend of actors demanding larger-than-life roles and avoiding complex or negative characters due to fear of damaging their public image. He also reflects upon how the success of pan-Indian blockbusters like 'Lokah' has confused many stars, pushing them to chase mass-hero narratives instead of diverse storytelling. Joseph also reveals why many Bollywood actors rejected 'Mirage', his crime thriller featuring a pure villain role, and how the film ultimately took shape in Malayalam cinema with Asif Ali. Watch this video for more!

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