Abhinav Kashyap reignites war of words with Arbaaz Khan over ‘Dabangg’ controversy
Filmmaker Abhinav Kashyap, who directed the blockbuster ‘Dabangg’ in 2010, has reignited controversy with candid remarks about his fallout with producer Arbaaz Khan and the franchise’s trajectory. In a recent interview, Kashyap alleged that creative differences and interference led to his decision to step away from the sequels, despite the original film’s massive success.
Kashyap claimed that his vision for ‘Dabangg’ was compromised, stating that he faced pressure and obstruction during the post-release phase. He also criticised the handling of the franchise after his exit, suggesting that subsequent instalments lacked the originality and social commentary he had intended.
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Arbaaz Khan, who produced and later directed ‘Dabangg 2’, has previously dismissed Kashyap’s allegations, maintaining that the split was professional and amicable. However, Kashyap’s renewed comments have stirred debate among fans and industry insiders about creative control and the challenges filmmakers face within Bollywood’s studio system.
