Bollywood actor and Anil Kapoor’s son, Harsh Vardhan Kapoor shared his opinion Decline in quality of Hindi filmsTo join the debate on distributing flops one after another on Bollywood. Commenting on the status of Hindi cinema, he wrote on X, “This is 2025 and films that receive green-liter are films that are in the 1980s, not good ones (SICs).”

After a film Buffe was written on social media, Harsh Vardhan joined the discussion, “Bollywood has ended” and highlighted how the industry is nothing good to offer with Bigwigs. Reacting to the post, Mirzya actor wrote on X, “There is no Bollywood and should not only be about stars who have been there and these are movies from films. It’s time for producers and financiers that they play low-cost for cinemas without normal trops, gambling on high-ending films … (SIC).”

The 34-year-old instead of “unnecessary costs” insisted on the need to tell and invest sometimes in film production.

He said, “Keep the advance cost low, and the audience will come. Make 8-15 CR films with the minimum P&A and back.

When an X user asked Harsh Vardhan why he was “ruining” his ability after he was released in films like Mirzya and AK vs AK, the actor replied, “Dude, with all due respect, you have no idea how difficult it is to do in this business.

Harsh boon also promised to make “unforgettable films” if he gets the necessary support. Responding to a film buff, who said that this high time was supported by more low-baked films, the actor wrote, “Brother, I do not have endless money, but I have endless passions and ideas. Filmmaking is a very big venture and process, but if I am supported, I promise that I will give you unforgettable films (SIC).”

Harsh Vardhan Kapoor was last seen in Netflix’s Thar (2022), in which his father Anil Kapoor also acted. She made her acting debut with Rekash Omprakash Mehra’s Mirazya. His film Bhavesh Joshi Superhero earned him significant praise.