In a recent interview, Pankaj Kapur, a prominent figure in Hindi cinema, discussed the evolving landscape of the industry, particularly the notable improvement in storytelling. He remarked that while the late 1980s and 1990s had a different cinematic approach, today's mainstream films are increasingly focused on meaningful narratives. Kapur acknowledged the ongoing struggles of smaller films to find their place in the market but stressed that artists should prioritize getting their work seen, regardless of the medium. He pointed out that many of his own films reached audiences through television rather than theaters, and now OTT platforms have become vital for distribution. Kapur's latest project, 'Jab Khuli Kitaab,' co-starring Aparshakti Khurana, presents a sensitive portrayal of late-life love, showcasing the courage required to start anew.