Anurag Bombay Velvet

"#RIP #AnuragKashyap! He was really a great storyteller! We will always miss you sir!" read a tweet shared by Kamaal R Khan's entertainment website

Anurag Kashyap takes Gadgets 360 through all his movies, from the highs of Gangs of Wasseypur to the lows of a seven-year run of five failed films. His new film Choked, on Netflix, is a further step in the evolution of Kashyap.

One again, Rishi Kapoor appeared to criticise them for Ranbir's flop films

Raveena Tandon has revealed that it is hard for an honest person to survive in the entertainment industry

"I believe that fashion is an art to express yourself, so I love to make my own decisions! My style statement is elegant, feminine and sensual," Raveena told IANS over an e-mail interaction

"Both Bombay Velvet and Besharam affected me personally. All these things (downfall of Ranbir's career) affected me as you take responsibility for the work you do. I feel responsible for that thing," Anurag said

"I never called myself rebellious...I find these labels irritant. It irritates me, it nags me like a leech and I feel why it doesn't go. I want to be left alone. If I had my way, I would want the world to leave me alone. I love complete isolation," Anurag told PTI.

"I knew I was not making a biopic so I was not limited by facts. Another advantage that I had was that not much is known about this guy. I know a lot more than other people because I worked on Sriram Raghavan's documentary," said Anurag Kashyap

"I felt attacked, but I can't waste my time thinking about it. I don't know what happened. When I get trolled, I block people. I cannot live my life thinking about it," said

KJo, who played a villain in the Anurag Kashyap-directed film, said, "No one has offered me any film after Bombay Velvet. It was such a disastrous debut that I did not get any single offer." "I am dying... Waiting for someone to offer me something. No one is going to offer me a lead role," he added

Here's a lowdown on how much moolah is riding on some of the A-league actors. His Bombay Velvet may have bombed at the box office in 2015, but that doesn't seem to have deterred Ranbir Kapoor. The actor will seen in diverse roles - a detective in Anurag Basu's Jagga Jasoos and a romantic in Karan Johar's Ae Dil Hai Mushkil

Karan Johar was seen in a negative role in director Anurag Kashyap's 2015 film Bombay Velvet. Karan posted on Twitter: "@anuragkashyap72 in london!! About to start filming soon!! Write another role fast for me! The actor in me is exploding"

Featuring Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma and Karan Johar, Bombay Velvet opened to negative reviews and failed at the box office too. "I failed as a producer terribly because Anurag could have made Bombay Velvet one of his best films. I handicapped him and will never do it again," said Vikas Bahl

Black Friday released in India in 2007, three years after its international release, after the Supreme Court allowed the film to be shown in theatres only after the TADA court passed its judgment in the case. After the Black Friday incident, I'm not ready to go through it again," said Anurag Kashyap

"I just did an expensive film which probably is the biggest loss making movie in the history of cinema. The nightmare that I go through, no one can understand. So that is something I don't want to do ever again. It teaches you a lesson. I will make films with studios," said Anurag Kashyap

"#RIP #AnuragKashyap! He was really a great storyteller! We will always miss you sir!" read a tweet shared by Kamaal R Khan's entertainment website

Anurag Kashyap takes Gadgets 360 through all his movies, from the highs of Gangs of Wasseypur to the lows of a seven-year run of five failed films. His new film Choked, on Netflix, is a further step in the evolution of Kashyap.

One again, Rishi Kapoor appeared to criticise them for Ranbir's flop films

Raveena Tandon has revealed that it is hard for an honest person to survive in the entertainment industry

"I believe that fashion is an art to express yourself, so I love to make my own decisions! My style statement is elegant, feminine and sensual," Raveena told IANS over an e-mail interaction

"Both Bombay Velvet and Besharam affected me personally. All these things (downfall of Ranbir's career) affected me as you take responsibility for the work you do. I feel responsible for that thing," Anurag said

"I never called myself rebellious...I find these labels irritant. It irritates me, it nags me like a leech and I feel why it doesn't go. I want to be left alone. If I had my way, I would want the world to leave me alone. I love complete isolation," Anurag told PTI.

"I knew I was not making a biopic so I was not limited by facts. Another advantage that I had was that not much is known about this guy. I know a lot more than other people because I worked on Sriram Raghavan's documentary," said Anurag Kashyap

"I felt attacked, but I can't waste my time thinking about it. I don't know what happened. When I get trolled, I block people. I cannot live my life thinking about it," said

KJo, who played a villain in the Anurag Kashyap-directed film, said, "No one has offered me any film after Bombay Velvet. It was such a disastrous debut that I did not get any single offer." "I am dying... Waiting for someone to offer me something. No one is going to offer me a lead role," he added

Here's a lowdown on how much moolah is riding on some of the A-league actors. His Bombay Velvet may have bombed at the box office in 2015, but that doesn't seem to have deterred Ranbir Kapoor. The actor will seen in diverse roles - a detective in Anurag Basu's Jagga Jasoos and a romantic in Karan Johar's Ae Dil Hai Mushkil

Karan Johar was seen in a negative role in director Anurag Kashyap's 2015 film Bombay Velvet. Karan posted on Twitter: "@anuragkashyap72 in london!! About to start filming soon!! Write another role fast for me! The actor in me is exploding"

Featuring Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma and Karan Johar, Bombay Velvet opened to negative reviews and failed at the box office too. "I failed as a producer terribly because Anurag could have made Bombay Velvet one of his best films. I handicapped him and will never do it again," said Vikas Bahl

Black Friday released in India in 2007, three years after its international release, after the Supreme Court allowed the film to be shown in theatres only after the TADA court passed its judgment in the case. After the Black Friday incident, I'm not ready to go through it again," said Anurag Kashyap

"I just did an expensive film which probably is the biggest loss making movie in the history of cinema. The nightmare that I go through, no one can understand. So that is something I don't want to do ever again. It teaches you a lesson. I will make films with studios," said Anurag Kashyap