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To revive vernacular cinema, critics should review movie week after release: Guj actor

Ahmedabad, Jan 18 (UNI) Well known Gujarti film actor Hiten Kumar on Saturday opined that reviews of the regional films should not be written at least a week after the release of a movie so that the vernacular cinema can revive.
Kumar, a versatile actor who was in the Gujarati film Industry for over two decades and has also acted in Hindi movies, said that negative reviews even before the release of the movies have affected the Gujarati film industry very badly.
"Only one out of 10 Gujarati movies see commercial success. The regional industry was already facing many challenges including the one regarding the uncertainty about where these movies would be released due to the mushrooming multiplexes. Gujarati movies are not like the Bollywood ones. They are made with limited budget and even little publicity expenses. In such a case, the negative reviews play as spoilers," he said.
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