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Going by most of the reviews AGYAAT seems to be the worst film ever made since the invention of camera.

1. How can one successfully flop a film? Ans: Very simple. Just remake Sholay. 2. Can you tell us how you and Mani Ratnam collaborated on Thiruda Thiruda and Gaayam? Ans: He didn’t like a single thing I suggested and I didn’t like a single thing he suggested. So we just went ahead and did [...]

This is a Music Video I shot for AGYAAT YouTube Link – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6J2PcI9lwUU Click below to download the Video 3GP (2.13 MB),   iPod (8.89 MB),   Nokia (6.55 MB),   Windows/Mac (23.5 MB)

I am fundamentally against blotting out any comments as I do not mind any amount of criticism, ridicule, etc. But some of the comments here lately have become so bland, inane, boring and irritating that I am loosing interest in going through all of them so as to reach a few interesting ones. So I [...]

Lot of people tell me that the sound in Bhoot was very frightening. But it’s actually the silence which comes before that which makes any sound effective especially in the scary film genre. Apart from camera work and background music, sound obviously plays the most important role in creating a state of heightened tension. Irrespective [...]

The language of a camera primarily is broken in compositions and movements which largely dependent on the placement of actors.

Well, I have been punched, kicked and almost been killed by so many others for so many other things I said. Unfortunately for many of you out there, I didn’t die.

Click here for the Agyaat – Na Koi  link on YouTube.  

1.Why were your assistants not as successful as you are? Ans: I will tell you that the day I come to know why I myself was successful in the first place. 2. How did you characterize Kay Kay for Vishnu’s role in Sarkar? Ans: Compared to the novel I always felt that Sonny Corleone’s role [...]

Just showing the new theatrical trailor for Agyaat