The
year
2022
hasn't
been
a
great
one
for
the
Hindi
Film
Industry.
Barring
a
few
releases,
most
of
them
(some
even
featuring
big
stars)
have
tanked
at
the
box
office.
On
the
other
hand,
south
films
like
RRR,
KGF:
Chapter
2,
Vikram
and
more
recently,
Kantara
have
set
the
cash
registers
ringing
at
the
box
office.
The
social
media
is
abuzz
with
debates
on
whether
South
movies
are
overshadowing
Hindi
films.
Amidst
this,
KGF
star
Yash
recently
said
that
he
wants
to
get
rid
of
demarcations
which
separate
the
entertainment
industries.
While
speaking
about
the
India
Today
Conclave,
Yash
said,
"I
don't
believe
in
Bollywood,
Sandalwood,
I
don't
believe
in
these
'woods'
at
all.
Let's
burn
the
woods.
The
point
here
is,
we
fought
for
our
respect,
please
treat
us
like
every
actor
is
treated
in
this
country.
Just
because
things
are
working
for
us,
I
can't
start
doing
the
same
thing
for
others."
The
actor
emphasized
that
right
now,
the
audience
is
just
looking
out
for
good
films
irrespective
of
which
industry
they
are
coming
from.
He
said,
"If
I
start
treating
rest
of
the
people
as,
'We
have
surpassed
all
your
things
and
today
South
is
going
up
and
Bollywood
is
finishing,'
all
the
bullsh*t
I
don't
believe
in.
The
point
is,
let's
just
do
good
work.
The
audience
doesn't
care
whether
it
is
from
Bollywood,
Karnataka
or
any
other
state."
He
cities
examples
of
Kannada
films
like
Kantara,
Charlie
777
and
Garuda
Gamana
Vrishabha
Vahana
and
explained
that
these
movies
clicked
with
the
audience
even
beyond
Karnataka,
adding
that
if
a
film
is
promoted
well
with
a
reputed
banner
and
good
presentation,
it
will
reach
more
people.
Yash
became
an
pan-India
sensation
with
his
portrayal
of
Rocky
Bhai
in
KGF
franchise.
However,
the
actor
believes
that
he
can't
be
arrogant
about
the
success
and
start
thinking
that
he
is
the
biggest
star
of
the
country,
that
he
is
even
"beyond
Bollywood".
"I
am
nobody,
every
Friday
you
have
to
prove
yourself.
Just
because
I
have
done
KGF
I
can't
think
that
tomorrow
I
am
the
biggest
star
or
I
am
beyond
Bollywood-there
is
no
'wood'
in
the
first
place-but
if
someone
does
better
work,
if
someone
does
something
good
here,
then
definitely
people
will
accept
it
all
over
the
country
and
tables
will
turn," Yash
said
at
the
India
Today
Conclave.
On
the
work
front,
Yash
whose
last
outing
was
the
2022
blockbuster
KGF:
Chapter
2
is
yet
to
announce
his
next
project.