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Demand for art house films is here to stay

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,February 08 2014]

The year 2013 saw releases of various content based films like ‘Ship Of Theseus’, ‘Shahid’, ‘The Lunchbox’ etc. These films were equally loved by the audience and critics.

However, with the award season going on, all these films are getting recognized at the award ceremonies. Although, all these content based films aren't bagging popular choice awards, they are being widely recognized. With such content based films which have released last year, the awareness and demand for these art house films have increased at a large extent.

The fact that these films are being recognized at award ceremonies proves that these films are getting one step closer to the audience. There is a hunger amongst the audience for such cinema and with these films releasing in good numbers, it looks the demand of the audiences will be soon met.

Films like ‘Ship Of Theseus’, ‘The Lunchbox’, ‘Shahid’, ‘B A Pass’ etc indeed have garnered immense appreciation and now the audience are looking forward for more such releases.

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