Making change: the Indian film and television industry is going through a vibrant phase as producers and directors expand their horizons and tackle new and non-conventional subjects in their projects. Ritesh Gupta explores the approach and experience of India's production fraternity in these changing times.(country focus)
Asia Image, October, 2003 by Gupta, Ritesh
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If there is one aspect of filmmaking or television programming that the Indian production industry is wary of, it is the unpredictability of audience response. Characters, scripts, and shooting locales--nothing guarantees the success of a project.
Of course, passion can do wonders. And this is what marked the origination of Bollywood's biggest success this year--the sci-fi Koi ... Mil Gaya (Found Someone) [KMG].
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"It was late in the night when I called my son (Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan). I bounced off an idea and it became the root of KMG," reminisces Rakesh ...
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