Particularly In The Final Stages I Always

My Films Play Only In Bengal, And My Audience Is The Educated Middle Class In The Cities And Small Towns. They Also Play In Bombay, Madras And Delhi Where There Is A Bengali Population.

There Is A Ban On Indian Films In Pakistan, So That's Half Of Our Market Gone.

Well The Bombay Film Wasn't Always Like How It Is Now. It Did Have A Local Industry. There Were Realistic Films Made On Local Scenes. But It Gradually Changed Over The Years.

Sometimes A Director Is Making Three Films. Perhaps He Is Shooting A Film In Madras And A Film In Bombay And He Can't Leave Madras As Some Shooting Has To Be Done, So He Directs By Telephone. The Shooting Takes Place. On Schedule.

Last, But Not Least -- In Fact, This Is Most Important -- You Need A Happy Ending. However, If You Can Create Tragic Situations And Jerk A Few Tears Before The Happy Ending, It Will Work Much Better.