Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, who has given some notable projects like Gangs of Waspur, recently discussed that he has left Mumbai and has now shifted to a city away from Bollywood.

Anurag Kashyap has expressed a long time Concern about the changing scenario of Bollywood, Criticizes its attention on profits on the art of storytelling. During a recent chat Hindu, The director revealed, “I have left Mumbai. I want to stay away from the film people. The industry has become very toxic. Everyone is following unrealistic goals, trying to make a film of Rs 500 or Rs 800 crore. The creative atmosphere is gone. ,

He further revealed that he had already paid the first fare for his new house. Kashyap refrained from disclosing the city he had gone. However, according to various media reports, they are believed to have moved to Bengaluru.

While reflecting his decision to leave the city, where he tolerated several conflicts on his way for success, Kashyap said, “A city is not only its structures, but also its people.” And here they pull you down. ,

The Kennedy director noted that he was not only one, stating that many filmmakers had already left Mumbai. “The biggest migration is for the Middle East, especially Dubai. Other people have moved to Portugal, London, Germany and America. And he is the filmmaker of the mainstream that I am talking about, ”he said.

Ever since Kashyap moved, he shared that his life had changed a lot. He feels very little ‘burden’ and now has time and mental space to focus on his projects.