Vijay Subramaniam, producer of Anurag Kashyap Slam, on the film ‘Chiranjeevi Hanuman’

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has called producer Vijay Subramaniam for his AI-Janit film Chiranjeevi Hanuman- AnantSaying that it represents a dangerous future for Hindi cinema.

52 -year -old shared the film’s poster Instagram Subramaniam with a note, which is the founder of the Talent Management Agency Collective Artists Network and CEO of the group.

Subramaniam has built the project in collaboration with Vikram Malhotra of abundant entertainment.

“Any actor or anyone who calls himself an artist and will be his back and should either question him or leave the agency as he has proved that he thinks that you are not competing for his AI performance.

Kashyap said, “This is the future for so -called artists in the Hindi film industry.

The director further said that companies are always looking at themselves rather than talent.

Kashyap said, “A lot to take care of and represent the interests of the creators. At the end of the day, all these agencies are only interested in earning money for you and since they choose turkey after turkey and you are not making them enough, they are all AI,” Kashyap said.

In a follow -up comment on his post, Kashyap said that he has no problem with artificial intelligence because no one can stop AI from handling every region and the world “.

“My real Gauz is with my friend Vijay Subramaniam, as he is the CEO of Quan Collective. He represents the voice of artists, artists and is producing an AI film, when the industry needs improvement, especially from agencies, who are very responsible for the cost, actor career paths and retrants, musicians, filmmakers.”

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Earlier, Kashyap’s close friend, filmmaker Vikramaditya Motwen reacted to the film’s announcement in a post on his Instagram stories.

“And so it begins … TF requires writers and directors when it is’ made in AI ‘? (SIC)'”? Black warrant The director wrote.

Subramaniam told earlier PTI In an interview that their purpose is to make films that merge modern technology with ancient stories that will fulfill people who pay less attention to small audiences.