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Anurag Kashyap recalls no one believed in Ranveer Singh during Bombay Velvet

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap recently discussed the initial lack of confidence in Ranveer Singh from major directors when ...

Anurag Kashyap ADMITS Bombay Velvet’s failure was traumatic: “Opening on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday was more important than the film itself”

Opening on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday was more important than the film itself” Bollywood News: Latest Bollywood News, ...

Anurag Kashyap Reacts To Bombay Velvet Massive Failure; Calls It 'Worst Experience Of Life'

Anurag Kashyap discusses the challenges faced after Bombay Velvets failure, highlighting creative conflicts and the ...

Anurag Kashyap calls Bombay Velvet ‘worst experience’ of life, says failure was so ‘traumatic’ he went from making Rs 90 cr film to a Rs 3.5 cr one

Anurag Kashyap opened up about the Bombay Velvet’s colossal failure and revealed that he was under immense pressure from the ...
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Anurag Kashyap Breaks Silence On Failure Of Bombay Velvet, Says “It Became A Trauma For Me”

There are few filmmakers in India as unapologetically honest as Anurag Kashyap. Known for his raw storytelling and ...

Anurag Kashyap recalls no one had faith in Ranveer Singh in Bombay Velvet, big directors called him ‘treadmill’

Anurag Kashyap shared that he was planning on casting Ranveer Singh in Bombay Velvet but there was no one who wanted him for ...

Bombay Velvet’s budget went from Rs 28 cr to Rs 90 cr, I was told not to cast ‘treadmill’ Ranveer Singh: Anurag Kashyap on how Ranbir Kapoor came onboard

Anurag Kashyap confessed it took him a year to mentally process the change in casting from Ranveer Singh to Ranbir Kapoor in ...

Anurag Kashyap reveals how ‘big directors’ used to call Ranveer Singh ‘treadmill’, urged him to cast Ranbir Kapoor instead in ‘Bombay Velvet’

Anurag Kashyap revealed his film Bombay Velvet failed due to its inflated Rs 90 crore budget. Preferring budget control and ...
Time

MOVIES ABROAD: The New Maharajahs

Their silk saris shimmering under the brilliant klieg lights, the shapely dancers swayed around the gaudy temple door. “Cut!” barked the director again and again. In a torrid Bombay movie studio one ...
The Atlantic

The Indian Film: Must Bombay Follow Hollywood?

WHEN Dada Phalke, India’s pioneer film director, cameraman, set-designer, make-up man, and one-man studio, first translated and produced the well-known Indian legend of Raja Harishchandra in 1913, he ...