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Two years ago,Rajkumar Gupta gave a sneak peak into Ghanchakkar,his “quirky,quasi-realistic black comedy”. “As a filmmaker,I’ll be dead if I make the same kind of films.

Written by: Jaskiran Kapoor
3 min readChandigarhJun 28, 2013 04:38 AM IST First published on: Jun 28, 2013 at 04:38 AM IST

Two years ago,Rajkumar Gupta gave a sneak peak into Ghanchakkar,his “quirky,quasi-realistic black comedy”. “As a filmmaker,I’ll be dead if I make the same kind of films. It’s important that I reinvent myself,for there is no greater kick than challenging your own capability,” said the acclaimed director of hard-hitting films such as Aamir and No One Killed Jessica.

Ghanchakkar is this experiment. “We all come across people in our lives who are unbelievable in the sense that we wonder: ‘Oh my god,do such people really exist?’ That’s Ghanchakkar,” said Gupta. So,when you sit in the theatre and watch Emraan Hashmi running around in a red polka-dotted night suit and Vidya Balan in as-gaudy-as-it-gets clothes and a whip in her hand,you’ll know what Gupta was talking about.

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