An old director finally admits one of his movies was weird. Subhash Ghai just called his 2008 film Black and White, starring Anil Kapoor, his most unusual project. The filmmaker posted about it on Instagram, saying it broke his usual style completely.
He said regular moviegoers were confused because it was not a typical Ghai picture. But he claimed a more niche audience liked its realistic story. Ghai also mentioned getting positive phone calls from other big directors after the release, which he considered a major compliment. The movie followed an Afghan suicide bomber, played by Anurag Sinha, on a mission during India's Independence Day. It also featured Shefali Shah and Aditi Sharma.
Ghai produced and directed the film under his Mukta Arts banner. He ended his post by telling people to watch it on TV, calling it a favorite precisely because it did not feel like his other work.
He said regular moviegoers were confused because it was not a typical Ghai picture. But he claimed a more niche audience liked its realistic story. Ghai also mentioned getting positive phone calls from other big directors after the release, which he considered a major compliment. The movie followed an Afghan suicide bomber, played by Anurag Sinha, on a mission during India's Independence Day. It also featured Shefali Shah and Aditi Sharma.
Ghai produced and directed the film under his Mukta Arts banner. He ended his post by telling people to watch it on TV, calling it a favorite precisely because it did not feel like his other work.
