Anurag Kashyap slams producer Vijay Subramaniam over AI generated movie ‘Chiranjeevi Hanuman’

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has referred to as out producer Vijay Subramaniam for his AI-generated film Chiranjeevi Hanuman- The Eternal, saying it represents a harmful future for Hindi cinema.

The 52-year-old shared the movie’s poster on Instagram with a be aware to Subramaniam, who’s the founder and group CEO of expertise administration company Collective Artists Network.

Subramaniam has produced the undertaking in collaboration with Vikram Malhotra of Abundantia Entertainment.

“Any actor or anybody who calls themselves artists and has a backbone will probably be and must be both questioning him or leaving the company since he has proved that he thinks you’re no match for his AI efficiency.

“This right here is the future for the spineless and cowardly so called artists in the Hindi Film industry. Well done Vijay Subramaniam. Shame is not enough on you. You should be in the gutter,” Kashyap posted.

The director additional mentioned that corporations are at all times looking for themselves moderately than the expertise.

“So much for looking after and representing the interests of creators. End of the day, all these agencies are only interested in making money off you and since they choose turkeys after turkeys for you and you’re not making enough for them, they are going all AI,” Kashyap added.

In a follow-up touch upon his publish, Kashyap mentioned he has no points with synthetic intelligence as no one “can stop AI from taking over every field and the world”.

“My genuine grouse is with my friend Vijay Subramaniam, because he is the CEO of KWAN Collective. He represents the artists, the voice of artists and he is producing an AI FILM, when the industry needs corrections, especially from the agencies, who are very responsible for costs going up, actors career paths and writers, musician , filmmakers.”

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Earlier, Kashyap’s shut buddy, filmmaker Vikramaditya Motwane, had reacted over the movie announcement in a publish on his Instagram Stories.

“And so it begins… Who TF needs writers and directors when it’s ‘Made in AI’? (sic)” the Black Warrant director wrote.

Subramaniam had earlier informed PTI in an interview that his goals to create movies that merge trendy know-how with historic tales that can cater to a youthful viewers with shorter consideration spans.