Are you not planning to make a film on your uncle Kuldip Nayars book on Bhagat Singh?
Yes, yes, my uncle and I have been teasing each other about wanting to do a feature film together. Being the famous writer he is, I wondered how come I have not been able to benefit from him. The thing is that he has not written any book that can be converted into a movie. But the last time I was here for the release of Bhopal…, he told me that he is writing a book on Bhagat Singh and gave me a synopsis of the story. I read it. It is fantastic. So we are talking about doing it together. Right now we are negotiating. He is a tough negotiator. He wants his money’s worth. No, I am just kidding [laughs]. What is it that makes you a successful producer? One of the biggest things directors want is the faith that you will support them and give them what they want when they are shooting. They don’t want constant bickering about money and costs. They have to believe in you. They want a friend when they are on the sets. It is also about getting together and being able to connect creatively. Yo
