MUMBAI: Renowned filmmaker Ram Madhvani, the creative force behind 'Aarya: Antim Vaar', reflects on the impactful journey of the thriller series starring Sushmita Sen. Madhvani emphasizes the significance of practical experience, likening it to molding clay to truly comprehend the art of filmmaking.
Expressing gratitude for producing three seasons of 'Aarya', Ram Madhvani shares a poignant anecdote from actor Namit Das, who portrayed Jawahar in the first season. Das's father, recognizing the craft, remarked, "Ye, karne ki vidya hai," emphasizing the value of gaining experience, practice, and wisdom through hands-on involvement.
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Ram Madhvani states, "It's only through molding the clay that you truly understand filmmaking. What's great is that I've practiced filmmaking in my voice, the life I wanted and chose at age 16. It's a significant achievement that we're out there and reaching people."
Aspiring to reach millions, Madhvani expresses his desire to create content for a broad audience. Reflecting on the success of 'Aarya', he notes that the series has not only reached but touched people, making it a rewarding aspect of the filmmaking journey.
Highlighting the impact of 'Aarya' in connecting with the audience, Ram Madhvani affirms his commitment to creating content that resonates with the hearts of many.
The upcoming installment, 'Aarya Antim Vaar', is set to stream on Disney+ Hotstar from February 9.
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