I Had Developed This Habit Of Writing

If The Theme Is Simple, You Can Include A Hundred Details That Create The Illusion Of Actuality Better.

Well The Bombay Film Wasn't Always Like How It Is Now. It Did Have A Local Industry. There Were Realistic Films Made On Local Scenes. But It Gradually Changed Over The Years.

Particularly In The Final Stages I Always Find That I'm Rushed. It's Dangerous When You're Rushed In The Editing Stage, Most Of My Early Films Are Flawed In The Cutting

Last, But Not Least -- In Fact, This Is Most Important -- You Need A Happy Ending. However, If You Can Create Tragic Situations And Jerk A Few Tears Before The Happy Ending, It Will Work Much Better.

Most Of The Top Actors And Actresses May Be Working In Ten Or Twelve Films At The Same Time, So They Will Give One Director Two Hours And Maybe Shoot In Bombay In The Morning And Madras In The Evening. It Happens.