I Grew Up In A Very Small

Every Film Is A Political Act; It's How You See The World.

Creative Freedom Is An Imperative For Me, But It Doesn't Really Exist In A Hollywood Game.

I've Loved 'vanity Fair' Since I Was 16 Years Old. You Know, We're All Colonial Hangovers In India, Steeped In English Literature. It Is One Of These Novels That I Read Under The Covers At My Convent Boarding School In Simla.

I Often Begin Movies With Music In My Head; It's A Very Important Dimension To Me. Not Just The Music Itself, But How To Use Music In Film: When And How And Subtlety. I Don't Like To Be Too Sweet In My Stories, And I Like The Abrasive Clang, The Contrasting Of Sounds And Cultures.

If We Don't Tell Our Own Stories, No One Else Will.