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As a child what were your early influences towards cinema? Art, literature, graphics, photography?
Influences were Hindi films running in cinema halls of my town or villages where I used to go during school vacations. One film use to run for many weeks unlike nowadays. The films that I liked, I used to watch many times until I knew them by heart.
How did you first become interested in film direction?
I guess it was a gradual progression from being an avid cinegoer who used to watch the films as a child does- as stories, drama, action etc which gradually changed into preference for films with a specific starcast and then to want to tell these stories myself so that was the beginning of being interested in Film Direction. It happened automatically, there was no conscious effort. I think weekly cinema magazines in Hindi were a huge attraction in small towns, one read them cover to cover. And even collected them Apart from writing about film stars, they wrote about film directors too.
How did your first film project come about? Tell us something about the experience.
I had read Sahitya Academy Award winning Marathi novel by Sadanand Deshmukh called BAROMAS and I was really moved by the novel, its characters, the setting was very familiar. I strongly felt that the story should be adapted into a film. I called up Sadanandji and bought the rights of the book. When I started, I was thinking about making it in Marathi. Later on, after the first time producer, P. Sajith came on board, we decided to make it in Hindi. Sajith is a 1st generation entrepreneur and like a true Malayalee, hes a cinephile. We formed our company called Filmitch (filmy khujli which we are all afflicted with) Productions. We met through a common friend, discussed the project and decided to go ahead.
How do you decide on a film subject. What are your inspirations?
A good story from any source is my choice of a film subject. Then follows the directors treatment and style of narration and presentation. Main inspiration comes from watching good films in any language.
Do you think the audience is perceptive about how a director establishes a mis en scene in the sense of time and space?
Yes. May not be consciously every time but subconsciously YES.
Film technology is continuously changing. Do you think it affects you as a director, in the way you want to tell stories.
It does not affect one as a director but keeping oneself updated with it always helps.
What role does commerce play in film making?
Very important role. Finance is required to keep making films and commercial success is the certificate of the noumber of people who watched that film. One makes a film so that it is watched by as many people as possible.
Hi Dheeraj,
I dont know whether u remember me or not but if i am not wrong we were classmates at Rural Institute Amravati. I tried to find you but somehow could not make it. Today when I saw your film related artical I could not resist myself to write u.
Of time persist do reply to my email.
Tha ks,
Shrikant
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