Prakash Raj Compares Hindi Cinema to Madame Tussauds, Calls It “Fake”
Prakash Raj On Hindi Cinema: At the ninth edition of the Kerala Literature Festival, actor Prakash Raj openly criticized Hindi cinema. He categorically stated, "Hindi films are as fake as Madame Tussauds..." Find out why.



Recently, actor Prakash Raj compared Hindi cinema to Madame Tussauds Museum during the Kerala Literature Festival. He claimed that Hindi cinema has become "fake" and "money-driven." He also complimented Malayalam and Tamil cinema.
Prakash Raj said, “Today, Hindi cinema has gone away from its roots. The cinema doesn't look real anymore; instead, everything looks beautiful, shiny, and plastic, like the wax figures you see at Madame Tussauds wax museums. It is fake and focused on making money.”
Prakash Raj highly praised Malayalam and Tamil cinema. He said that both industries are still making films with strong and truthful stories. In Tamil, new young directors are making films on important issues like Dalits, which is very promising.






































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