Filmmaker Luv Ranjan has stated that finally work speaks for itself and nepotism might solely assist one get the primary or second mission. He added that many newcomers have ‘victim syndrome’ and are caught with the notion that they’re good. (Also read: Luv Ranjan dismisses claims of non-payment of dues for Ranbir-Shraddha’s film)

Luv was talking on the ongoing International Film Festival of India in Goa throughout a session on altering part of the leisure business and find out how to break into it.

He stated, “I feel nepotism is an inheritance of relationships. But in the industry, it becomes a sour topic. Even if your parents are from the industry, all it gets you is your first film, or maybe your second film. But after that, it’s your work that speaks for you.”

Luv added, “A lot of newcomers have the victim syndrome. We get stuck up in the notion that I’m good. But it doesn’t mean that others are bad. People don’t realize that filmmaking cannot be detached from business.”

Filmmaker Kabir Khan, who was additionally current for the session, stated, “It takes time to reach the right people. I came to Mumbai with just a script. You have to persevere but also be realistic. Often, I meet people who hang on to one idea for 4-5 years. Maybe there’s a problem with the script; maybe the time hasn’t come for it.”

Having made his directorial debut with Pyaar Ka Punchnama in 2011, Luv is thought to have launched Kartik Aaryan and Divyendu Sharmaa together with his debut movie. While Divyendu is a well-liked star on digital platforms, Kartik has created an area for himself in Bollywood and gave one of many top-grossing movies of 2022 with Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2.

Luv Ranjan’s final directorial outing was Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety in 2018 and he has been producing many movies. His subsequent directorial is a Ranbir Kapoor-Shraddha Kapoor-starrer that’s but to be titled. The movie is a romantic comedy and is all set to hit the theatres on March 8 subsequent 12 months.