Rajkumar Hirani says he is proud of his son's film
Highlights
- Bollywood director Rajkumar Hirani, who is here to watch his son Vir's debut film Return Gift directed by him, expressed his desire to direct films for children someday.
- Return Gift, a four-minute film made by the teenaged son of the 3 Idiots director, is based on a true story of his grandmother. It was well received by school kids, their teachers and parents who watched the film during the ongoing 18th International Children's Film Festival, India, here.
- "I had never thought about making films on children. But after seeing so many children and their involvement in movies, I feel I should make one. I would love to make a children's film," Hirani said after the screening of films made by young directors aged between 6 and 16.
- He was proud of his son.
- "As a father, I feel good. He (Vir) is shy, he didn't even want me to be here," said Hirani, who believes technology has eased the process of filmmaking.
- "If you have a camera on your phone, and a great idea, then shoot it. There are editing softwares too. This wasn't the case
Bollywood director Rajkumar Hirani, who is here to watch his son Vir's debut film
Return Gift directed by him, expressed his desire to direct films for children someday.
Return Gift, a four-minute film made by the teenaged son of the
3 Idiots director, is based on a true story of his grandmother. It was well received by school kids, their teachers and parents who watched the film during the ongoing 18th International Children's Film Festival, India, here.
"I had never thought about making films on children. But after seeing so many children and their involvement in movies, I feel I should make one. I would love to make a children's film," Hirani said after the screening of films made by young directors aged between 6 and 16.
He was proud of his son.
"As a father, I feel good. He (Vir) is shy, he didn't even want me to be here," said Hirani, who believes technology has eased the process of filmmaking.
"If you have a camera on your phone, and a great idea, then shoot it. There are editing softwares too. This wasn't the case