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filming I AM A LOVE ADDICT
Hey,
Just returned after a hectic day at Jim Corbett drove yesterday night, reached in the morning; saw all the locations; finalized deal and returned back to Delhi all within less than 24 hrs.!
The best part is the film '69 - opposites attract' is on (though there are huge budgetary constraints) but like always it is my and my team's passion that will see 69 through - I am sure of that.
The resort is fine but the rooms are very good and hopefully the service too should be good - atleast today it was, as I savoured some grilled delicacies. My friend and the Brazilian model, Luida - with whom I shot that crappy ad-film told me that the grilled fish was the best she has had in India.
Well, these are few of the blisses of Independent cinema.
Yesterday I said I would talk about Independent cinema.
To quote Aamir Khan from the article in ET on January 31, 09 verbatim -
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When you say the film is an 'indie', the connotation in film parlance is someone who's struggled to make and sell the movie; someone who didn't have access to sufficient funds or the backing of the film industry. Which has certainly not been the case with Slumdog.
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Aamir took an exception when media referred to Slumdog Millionaire as an independent film!
My respect for Aamir Khan grows manifold, everytime I hear him speak on cinema - he has got the real understanding of cinema - hope he bankrolls some 'inde' features; as with him pooling in his creative 'juice' - the films would sure be a treat to watch!
