Bollywood Director Rohit shetty of singham fame says he is not interested in talking about his hard work. "i have been looked down upon by my colleagues and media and i don't talk about my hard work."
he was speaking during a panel discussion organised by students of subhash ghai's film school whistling woods international in mumbai. The discussion was held during a film festival organised by the studnets to celebrate 100 years of indian cinemas.
director R balki of Paa fame. Amol Gupte, who is known for his work in Taare Zammen par and Ishqzaada dirctor Habib Faisal were the other directors who sat on the panel. The discussion was moderated by film critic Rajeev Masand.
Talking abot his peers. Rohit went on to say how courageous they have been in order to make their films."All three of them are braver then me. I would never have made my directorial debut with Rishi Kapoor in the lead, " he said referring, to Habib's' film " Do Dooni Chaar".
" I would have also not dealt with a sensitive subject like that of Taare Zameen par or Amitabh Bachchan in the role of Auro, for Paa, "he added known for his Golmaal series and sigham. Rohit is considered as a director who make sequels and remarks by many.
Defening his colleague, director Habib spoke about the hard work required to make a remake. " The only thing available for a remake is the script. everthing else needs to be done, " he said, another major issue addressed by the panel was the difficultiesd faced by writers today.They were of the opinion that writers were not given the respect they deserved.
"writers are rare commodity today. they don't get the respect which they deserve. we still don't value them."
he was speaking during a panel discussion organised by students of subhash ghai's film school whistling woods international in mumbai. The discussion was held during a film festival organised by the studnets to celebrate 100 years of indian cinemas.
director R balki of Paa fame. Amol Gupte, who is known for his work in Taare Zammen par and Ishqzaada dirctor Habib Faisal were the other directors who sat on the panel. The discussion was moderated by film critic Rajeev Masand.
Talking abot his peers. Rohit went on to say how courageous they have been in order to make their films."All three of them are braver then me. I would never have made my directorial debut with Rishi Kapoor in the lead, " he said referring, to Habib's' film " Do Dooni Chaar".
" I would have also not dealt with a sensitive subject like that of Taare Zameen par or Amitabh Bachchan in the role of Auro, for Paa, "he added known for his Golmaal series and sigham. Rohit is considered as a director who make sequels and remarks by many.
Defening his colleague, director Habib spoke about the hard work required to make a remake. " The only thing available for a remake is the script. everthing else needs to be done, " he said, another major issue addressed by the panel was the difficultiesd faced by writers today.They were of the opinion that writers were not given the respect they deserved.
"writers are rare commodity today. they don't get the respect which they deserve. we still don't value them."
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