This documentary is an attempt to save the doobta Bollywood.
Starts off well with the story of Adi Chopra, his fascination about films, how he kept track of the box office in his early age, but losses track by just bragging about DDLJ and other stuffs. Should have been more informative about film making and Indian cinema. Indian cinema is way broader than just romance which was shown by Yash Chopra. Yash Chopra ji is undoubtedly the best at romance everybody knows that. We don't need netflix to tell us about that, there are many other better interviews of Yashi ji on the same topics that have been covered here. Why would someone pay Netflix to see this? The only selling point I could find is Netflix Interviewing Adi Chopra for such a long time.
But this series is totally unnecessary and unwanted.
Starts off well with the story of Adi Chopra, his fascination about films, how he kept track of the box office in his early age, but losses track by just bragging about DDLJ and other stuffs. Should have been more informative about film making and Indian cinema. Indian cinema is way broader than just romance which was shown by Yash Chopra. Yash Chopra ji is undoubtedly the best at romance everybody knows that. We don't need netflix to tell us about that, there are many other better interviews of Yashi ji on the same topics that have been covered here. Why would someone pay Netflix to see this? The only selling point I could find is Netflix Interviewing Adi Chopra for such a long time.
But this series is totally unnecessary and unwanted.