This leaves no scope for creativity and results in the production of low class films which invariably flop. So I did not face this problem. In fact,I feel very happy for many of them who have made a mark for themselves. In the present conditions of recession in the film industry, how do you justify raising the remuneration to the heroes. I don't think it is right to ask them to scale down their rates.
Nobody takes a flop hero.
When you want something good, you have to pay the price. It is as simple as that. This is a business that is free for all. Right now there are about 70 movies ready to be released and another 50 have stopped in the shooting stage. This situation arose because of lack of proper understanding of the medium.