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Anurag Kashyap praises British show 'Adolescence', calls Netflix India corrupt and dishonest
Anurag Kashyap: Producer-director Anurag Kashyap, known for his outspoken style, has praised a British show on Netflix, but he has also criticized Netflix India.
The new online web series 'Adolescence' on the online site Netflix is earning accolades constantly. Having watched it, even the biggest directors and producers are becoming fans of it. Now another name has been added to the list of 'Adolescence' fans, that of Bollywood self-absorbed director Anurag Kashyap. Anurag Kashyap has appreciated the British miniseries 'Adolescence' directed by Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham. This show deals with the life of a boy who is barely 13 years old but has been accused of murder. The uniqueness of the show is that all the scenes of the show have been shot in a single take. The show is earning accolades constantly.
After veteran filmmakers like Shekhar Kapur and Hansal Mehta praised this series, now Anurag Kashyap has also praised 'Adolescence'. Expressing his feelings about the series, Anurag Kashyap has shared a post on Instagram. In this post, Anurag writes, "Just watched Adolescence in one go. I am surprised and jealous of how someone can do this. Child actors Owen Cooper and Stephen Graham, who not only play the father but are also the co-creators of the show, have performed so brilliantly. A lot of hard work has gone into this whole show. I can't even imagine how much rehearsal and preparation they must have done so that they could shoot every episode in one shot. Cinematographer Matthew Lewis and filmmaker Philip Barentini are so talented. It is better than any film or anything I have ever seen. It takes time, it takes courage not to miss a single detail. Many congratulations to co-creator Jack Thorne and the entire team. It is not possible to complete it without a great team and determination."
Along with praising 'Adolescence', Anurag Kashyap strongly criticized Netflix's attitude towards the content made in India. In the comments section of his post, Anurag targeted the top officials of Netflix and accused them of double standards. Anurag Kashyap wrote, "Recently Ted Sarandos posted a post in which he said that every now and then a film comes that gives a new experience, challenges the boundaries of creativity and gives a career-making performance. I hope he means it. Because his show on Netflix India is exactly the opposite. If he was offered this, he would probably reject it or turn it into a 90-minute film. However, this also seems impossible, because the ending is not black and white."
