Before
a
film
hits
cinema
houses,
some
Bollywood
filmmakers
often
keep
multiple
screenings
for
the
fraternity,
but
director
Kabir
Khan
said
he
usually
does
not
buy
the
feedback
given
by
his
peers.
The
Tubelight
director
said,
for
him,
the
reaction
of
the
audiences
is
what
matters
the
most.
Kabir
said,
"Very
rarely
feedback
at
trial
shows
are
genuine.
Arshad
Warsi
once
said
'let's
go
for
trial
show,
it's
releasing
in
two
days'...
People
are
talking
good
things.
(But)
I
don't
take
it
seriously.
If
kept
for
friends
then
I
take
it.
Bollywood
trials
(I)
don't
trust.
Salman
(Khan)
once
told
me,
after
the
screening
the
director
who
is
silent
has
liked
the
film."
"Dangal" filmmaker
Nitesh
Tiwari
shared
a
similar
opinion.
"I
am
more
interested
in
the
audience's
reaction...
That
is
the
genuine
feedback.
I
don't
take
reviews
seriously," he
said.
The
two
directors
were
present
at
the
Jio
MAMI
Movie
Mela
event
along
with
Anurag
Kashyap,
Alankrita
Shrivastava
and
Ayan
Mukherjee.
Kabir
recalled
a
lesson
from
legendary
filmmaker
Yash
Chopra
that
if
he
was
unhappy
with
a
scene
then
it
would
not
be
part
of
the
film
for
the
sake
of
it.
"We
usually
write
scenes,
and
he
(Chopra)
was
like
'let's
shoot
and
see'.
I
learnt
if
the
scene
doesn't
look
good
on
paper
then
remove
it.
Don't
do
it,
don't
waste
resources."
While
Nitesh
said,
filmmaker
Rajkumar
Hirani
told
him
the
first
film
always
has
the
innocence
and
one
should
not
get
corrupt
with
time.
"Raju
Hirani
told
me
first
film
is
an
innocent
film.
Shahrukh
Khan
and
Kabir
Khan
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Afterwards
(you
get)
caught
with
commercial
(part)
and
whenever
you
feel
caught
up
on
this,
you
look
at
the
first
film,"
he
said.
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