According to this Telugu director, the idea of a film being PAN-India is often misused.

Actor-director Ravi Babu is currently busy promoting the crime thriller Rush, which he wrote the script for. The movie is set to release on ETV Win on June 13. During a recent interview, a journalist asked Ravi Babu why he hasn't ventured into making PAN-Indian films like other filmmakers who cast artists from different states.

In response, Ravi Babu made a thought-provoking statement that is bound to spark some discussions. He mentioned that the concept of PAN-India films has been overused recently. According to Ravi Babu, classics like Mayabazar and Lava Kusa were already loved by audiences all over the country in the past. He questioned the true meaning of PAN-India and emphasized that the key is to create content that resonates with viewers from various regions.

Ravi Babu also shared his perspective on how every film available on OTT platforms could be considered a PAN-India or even a PAN-world film, as they reach audiences globally. He expressed his belief that the term PAN-India is often misused and lacks a clear definition in the current scenario. It seems like Ravi Babu is taking a different approach when it comes to filmmaking, and it will be interesting to see how his views influence the industry.