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"We can't make an actor a God" - Manoj Bajpayee on The Brew Shooting Stars
Bollywood actor Manoj Bajpayee sat down with The Brew News Managing Editor Shaneer N Siddiqui on the show The Brew Shooting Stars to talk about his latest film, Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai, currently streaming on ZEE5 Global.
The film is a powerful courtroom drama inspired by real-life events. It follows the gripping five-year legal battle of an ordinary session court lawyer who takes a stand for truth and justice, fighting to hold a godman accountable for crimes against young girls.
In the interview, Bajpayee also shared insights on the evolving landscape of Indian cinema, noting a shift toward films that confront important social issues more boldly than ever before.
The film is a powerful courtroom drama inspired by real-life events. It follows the gripping five-year legal battle of an ordinary session court lawyer who takes a stand for truth and justice, fighting to hold a godman accountable for crimes against young girls.
In the interview, Bajpayee also shared insights on the evolving landscape of Indian cinema, noting a shift toward films that confront important social issues more boldly than ever before.
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By The Brew NewsBollywood actor Manoj Bajpayee sat down with The Brew News Managing Editor Shaneer N Siddiqui on the show The Brew Shooting Stars to talk about his latest film, Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai, currently streaming on ZEE5 Global.
The film is a powerful courtroom drama inspired by real-life events. It follows the gripping five-year legal battle of an ordinary session court lawyer who takes a stand for truth and justice, fighting to hold a godman accountable for crimes against young girls.
In the interview, Bajpayee also shared insights on the evolving landscape of Indian cinema, noting a shift toward films that confront important social issues more boldly than ever before.
The film is a powerful courtroom drama inspired by real-life events. It follows the gripping five-year legal battle of an ordinary session court lawyer who takes a stand for truth and justice, fighting to hold a godman accountable for crimes against young girls.
In the interview, Bajpayee also shared insights on the evolving landscape of Indian cinema, noting a shift toward films that confront important social issues more boldly than ever before.