Ajay Devgn Explains Why Every 80 To 90 Km Can Change A Hindi Film’s Audience

Ahead of Drishyam 3 release, Ajay Devgn says sequels don't work, characters do

Ajay Devgn said at FICCI Frames that Drishyam sequels work because audiences return for Vijay Salgaonkar, not just the franchise. He said the team rejected multiple scripts and chose to end the series after reaching what they felt was its highest point.

Ajay Devgn Explains Why Every 80 To 90 Km Can Change A Hindi Film’s Audience

Ajay Devgn discusses the challenges of making Hindi films, changing audience tastes and why Drishyam: The Conclusion takes an original route.

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At the event, Ajay Devgn also spoke about how the audience has evolved, his character and Drishyam 3.

Ajay Devgn says making a Hindi film is ‘most difficult’ because the target audience is not known: ‘How do you appeal to everyone?’

Ajay Devgn will be seen next in Drishyam 3. The actor believes Hindi cinema faces an additional challenge because of the diversity.