Actor Tisca Chopra stated that the Hindi film industry is afraid to take creative risks, focusing on shallow writing and repeating similar concepts with minor variations. She believes this lack of originality stems from not nurturing writers and giving them sufficient creative freedom. Chopra suggested that audiences are receptive to new ideas when presented with conviction, citing the recent success of a film praised for its unique vision and execution, which has reignited discussions about why some movies succeed while others fail.