Singh is critical of the attention economy that forces actors to be influencers. He believes that the pressure to create "Instagram Reels" and "BTS (Behind the Scenes) moments" is cannibalizing the mystery of cinema. For him, entertainment should require a degree of surrender from the audience; it should take them out of their reality. If the actor is constantly breaking the fourth wall to sell a soft drink or a skincare product, the illusion is shattered.
He credits streaming platforms for democratizing content. Suddenly, a slow-burn psychological thriller could sit alongside a loud action comedy. Actors like him—who didn’t fit the traditional “hero” mould—found scripts that valued intensity over song-and-dance routines. Singh is critical of the attention economy that
: Singh expressed that he had no issue with Leone being the primary focus of the film's marketing. He believed the "immense buzz" surrounding her was justified and ultimately beneficial for the film's commercial success. Equal Treatment If the actor is constantly breaking the fourth
Singh emphasized that talent should be the primary criterion for casting and that the industry needs to be more inclusive and less judgmental. He argued that artists, regardless of their background, should be given a fair chance to showcase their skills and contribute to the cinematic landscape. regardless of their background