Highlights
- Four diverse filmmakers Anurag Kashyp, Karan Johar, Dibakar Banerjee and Zoya Akhtar have joined hands for a film called Bombay Talkies -- a tribute to Indian cinema's centenary. But Akhtar clarifies it will not be a documentary.
- "Yes, I am making a film on 100 years of Indian cinema. But let me clear this. It is not a documentary. It is a fiction film," Akhtar told IANS.
- Hesitant to give out further details, the Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara filmmaker said: "I can't talk much about the film till the producers make an official announcement on the same. But the film is directed by four of us - Anurag, Dibakar, Karan and myself."
- According to reports, each director has made a 20-minute film on the same concept of how cinema is an integral part of almost every Indian's life and how it influences the nation's masses.
Four diverse filmmakers Anurag Kashyp, Karan Johar, Dibakar Banerjee and Zoya Akhtar have joined hands for a film called
Bombay Talkies -- a tribute to Indian cinema's centenary. But Akhtar clarifies it will not be a documentary.
"Yes, I am making a film on 100 years of Indian cinema. But let me clear this. It is not a documentary. It is a fiction film," Akhtar told IANS.
Hesitant to give out further details, the
Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara filmmaker said: "I can't talk much about the film till the producers make an official announcement on the same. But the film is directed by four of us - Anurag, Dibakar, Karan and myself."
According to reports, each director has made a 20-minute film on the same concept of how cinema is an integral part of almost every Indian's life and how it influences the nation's masses.