Monthly Archives: February 2007

If you haven’t seen it yet, here are your last two chances to catch it in the theatres. Thursday and Friday. 4.30 p.m. We’re still averaging about 85 per cent in terms of collections in five days though, in spite … Continue reading →

My art director Incognito has put up a post on what the film means to her. Even on days we didn’t have crew availability, we still had Incognito double up as First Assistant Director. I still remember we shot the … Continue reading →

We passed it!! 95 seats today! YES!! There were three seats booked until noon. And then 60 were sold till four. Exactly 70 at 4.20 p.m. for the 4.30 show. We finished at 95 seats today, that’s a 65 per … Continue reading →

When a filmmaker makes a movie, there are parts he spoonfeeds and underlines, just to make sure the audience gets it. A movie is a movie at the end of the day, you watch it to entertain you. And there … Continue reading →

1. We finished shooting 90 per cent of the film in one stretch of 12 days. We shot in all for about 18 days (including reshoots and patchwork) and not years as many people think. 2. TFLW was written in … Continue reading →

The moment of truth is just a few minutes away. The ultimate test for a movie. How will the audience react? I’m going to be there to see it for myself. Unlike a huge Sathyam or Devi hall which has … Continue reading →

I had prepared this speech during that sleepless night before the special screening. But with all those technical glitches, I got really worked up and never got around to say the things I wanted to say. Thanks to my laptop, … Continue reading →

Andy, Valli and Supriya form the team from Sathyam Cinemas that diligently worked on promoting the film. Here they are, with Paloma, Cary and yours truly.

All Smiles: That’s me, Vikram, Cary Edwards, co-producer Sashi Chimala and Paloma Rao

That’s Praveen Bharatwaj who played Prashant in the movie.