@Navjotalive What happened to RGV after that

@neerajdhoot This could be a movie I make at some point in life. All of us, his fans turned filmmakers have multiple theories on it.

@Navjotalive agree with you..I’d say 95-2005 the RGV Decade. Of course it’s a subjective opinion 🙂

@Navjotalive And God knows wat bit him later !! He's gone mad !!!

@Navjotalive I see Satya (1998) as his pinnacle and Company (2002) as the beginning of decline. Sarkar series was loud, wannabe and insufferable.

@Navjotalive He gave us Anurag, Sriram, Vishal and many others.

@Navjotalive @nikkhiladvani and look at the monstrous atrocity that has become of the man. he was always the cynic and the disruptor. But that nosedive into descent is what I’m more keen on finding out. Like you can see glimpses of the chaos, but where exactly “the flip” happen is borderline terrifying

@Navjotalive Indeed. RGV heydays and SRK shone at its peak in this era of 13 years.

@Navjotalive True. His early Teugu phase is even better. It's regrettable the caricature that he has become. But some strange confidence that he has in himself to keep going hammer and tongs even today.

@Navjotalive Golden phase of Hindi Cinema 1948-1980.....beyond doubt....

@Navjotalive It's also an Aamir Khan era. Rangeela Sarfarosh Ghulam Earth Lagaan Dil Chahta hai Just look at the variety and classics.

@Navjotalive True. Kaun, Shool, Jungle, Company, My Wife's Murder, Darna Mana Hai & Darna Zaroori Hai, Daud, Bhoot, Sarkar, Nishabd...

@Navjotalive So true. Ram Gopal Varma, Priyadarshan and Rajkumar Santoshi, it was their time and they absolutely knocked it out of the park with their cult creations.

@Navjotalive Telugu film industry ( Tollywood) gave some big breakthrough cult films like RGV ‘s Siva and recently #ArjunReddy and Bahubali , Pushpa and RRR .