Captain Marvel: Raju Hirani and the art of shaping a country’s imagination
When you're the most successful director in a country obsessed with cinema, your responsibility is as outsized as your influence.
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He is, arguably, the most successful director in the country.
Curiously, Raju Hirani has got there not by pandering to the populist impulse but by wielding a silent sword: the director of iconic hits PK, 3 Idiots, the Munnabhai series and, most recently, Sanju, has mastered the art of chopping society gently.
And in Captain Marvel, Raju talks with rare candour about his life and work, and how he walks the tightrope of commercial success and integrity to his craft.
This is a candid, firsthand immersion into the worldview of a man whose films shape the worldview of millions, and it is both riveting and revelatory. Watch the full session above.
