Shocking: did anurag kashyap hit out at srk, salman, big b and akshay for studios shutting down?

Studios are shutting down with Disney backing out. Anurag Kashyap's explanation about why superstars and their high pay scale is causing the damage to industry will outrage fan clubs!

Anurag Kahsyap takes a potshot at SRK, Salman, Akshay and Big B who are the only Indian actors in the Forbes' list of highest paid actors. Anurag Kashyap has always been an outspoken

man. He's never minced his words and when the news of studios shutting down broke out, he admittedly held himself partly responsible for this.  "When I see the stories about

studios shutting down and then there's the image of Bombay Velvet right at the top, I do feel responsible. It hurts," he had told us in a candid interview recently. But in an

interview to CatchNews.com, he had a different explanation to give.  He said, "We had four Bollywood actors (Shah Rukh Khan, Akshay Kumar, Salman Khan, Amitabh Bachchan) in the Forbes

highest paid actors whereas rest were Hollywood actors. The films starring the Hollywood actors earn in millions and billions but what our films earn at max is 300 crore. But still there are

Indians in that list. So if you see the ratio on the list, business of the film vs income of the actor, there is a huge disparity." He reasons, "Actors from the industry where

film earns 300 crore is on the list and on the other hand, there are films which earn 1.2 billion in other industries but the actors are even below our actors on the list. So I hope you got

where the issue is. I am not blaming the actors for this, all the blame should be passed on to the producers as they are ready to pay the actor such high amount. Why wouldn’t the actor take

that money? If someone pays me, even I would take that. There are so many articles floating around the net wherein people have labelled Mohenjo Daro and Bombay Velvet as the biggest

disasters and the blame in passed on these two films for the failure." Wonder what the fans will have to say to this!