Peace will never go out of fashion: Agastya Nanda on ‘Ikkis’
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Mumbai, Star Agastya Nanda says his 2025 movie "Ikkis" may not have performed well commercially, but he takes pride in being part of a war movie that spoke about the importance of peace.
Adding to this, Peace will never go out of fashion: Agastya Nanda on ‘Ikkis’ Directed by Sriram Raghavan, the movie narrates the story of Arun Khetarpal , a second Lieutenant, who was martyred at the age of 21 during the Battle of Basantar in the 1971 Indo-Pak war.
Meanwhile, "'Ikkis' may not have done well commercially but I do not think any of us stand here like failures. We've a lot of pride for the movie we made and we will be forever grateful for preaching peace and love and peace will never go out of fashion," the star told PTI in an interview.
Notably, Nanda shared the outcome of a movie is not entirely in the hands of its actors and makers, whose primary goal is to give their best creatively and hope for the best.
As per the latest buzz, "The beauty is that a movie will find its path even if it's not a big budget movie, we've seen it very of late with 'Hanuman Ansh' and with the Hollywood movie 'Obsession'. So, destiny has its own way of playing its part.
In further updates, "The best you can do is make something you believe in and hope it finds the right audience. Money is something that is not in our hands at all. So, we do our bit and hope the rest is up to the audiences and all."
On top of that, Co-star Vivaan Shah shared they were overwhelmed with the strong critical reception that "Ikkis"garnered.
"It did very well critically. In fact, it has got the best reviews that I have ever seen. We are all subject to the laws of the marketplace, and that is very important. But also, the fact that it did so well critically should be appreciated. There are people who are still writing essays and articles about 'Ikkis'. So, it lives on in people's hearts," he shared.
Source: Hindustan Times