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Imtiaz Ali says he feels guilty after Tamasha inspires fans to quit jobs, ‘I hope they succeed’
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Imtiaz Ali says he feels guilty after Tamasha inspires fans to quit jobs, ‘I hope they succeed’
New Delhi: Imtiaz Ali has reflected on the long-term impact of Tamasha nearly a decade after its release, saying the film’s influence on viewers now brings him a mix of pride and unease. Starring Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone, the 2015 release did not make a strong box office mark initially, but gradually found a loyal following, especially among young audiences questioning routine careers and personal identity. Speaking at Boman Irani’s wr…
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