Rana Daggubati is currently busy promoting his web series Rana Naidu 2. The second season of the series will be out on the 13th of June. Rana is actively taking part in the promotions, and he recently took part in an interview. During the interview, Rana was asked to respond to the constant discussion about how the North and South film industries can aid each other.
There is a constant discussion about how people differentiate between the industries as well as artists. Rana shared his opinion in the same discussion.
“If all of us decide to move to one place and work from there, we will become one industry overnight. There will be no problem. But we speak different languages across the nation, and it is hard to communicate,” revealed Rana Daggubati.
“In order to go pan-India, we lost some roots and culture within our Telugu space. Now, not every film has to be pan-Indian. We decided to make films with a culture limited to the Telugu space,” said Rana.
India has Unity in Diversity. The entertainment industry reflects the same that we can exist anywhere but impress others. The country is different altogether. What we should aid each other is in distribution, technology and mechanism patterns,” added Rana.
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