Kunal Kemmu on camps in Bollywood: ‘IT DOES EXIST, but unfortunately, that’s the way to go’ | Hindi Movie News
There is Kemmu He has made his own reality show with ‘Alliance’, and in a candid conversation before the show started, he revealed the stark parallels between the on-screen alliance game and the reality of making a career in Bollywood. Let’s see what he said.
Kunal Kemmu why cooperation is essential for human existence
Speaking to Hindustan Times, Kunal Kemmu explained the concept of ‘Alliance’ and why it is more about collaboration than physical appearance. He said, “There is a family you are born into, and there is a family you make or choose, like friends who become family. And sometimes family relationships don’t last. Human existence is based on cooperation. Back then, if you couldn’t be a hunter or a gatherer, you had to make cooperation to survive. Cooperation is what you need to survive,” he said.
Kunal Kemmu accepts camps in Bollywood
When the conversation turned to the well-known existence of camps and groups in Hindi cinema, Kemmu did not shy away from addressing them directly.The actor said, “It’s there. It’s not the only way things happen, but it happens in every aspect. You can feel good or bad about it, but the truth is that it’s still going to be. It’s human nature. If I like someone and want to work with them, you can’t make me not work with them. It might be difficult for someone, but unfortunately, that’s the way it is.”
Talent vs business math in Bollywood
In the same interview, Kunal Kemmu also highlighted how the film industry has changed but continues to prioritize things over pure talent.He shared, “Camps hote the, ab thode kam hain because tab kuch hi families thi jo films bana rahi thi (There used to be camps. Now it is less because earlier only a few families made films). Companies came. But even today, business is not always chosen by talent. “It is considered by some mathematics, which does not make sense.”He also said, “That’s why we started making projects and not films. Fortunately, time teaches everything. Now people don’t watch films. They tell us they need content, not work.”
About ‘Alliance’
‘Alliance’ premiered on Prime Video on June 26. The show has a stellar cast including Ravi Kishan, Zaid Darbar, Niti Taylor, Mini Mathur, Dolly Javed, Kushal Tandon, Arslan Goni, Payal Gaming, Sabby Suri, Ruhee Dosani, Rivva Kishan, Daisy Shah, Vanshaj, and several others.
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