National award-winning filmmaker Ketan Mehta, who is known for his unconventional and unorthodox movies, says he doesn't believe much in awards and recognition. Movie review: Manjhi: The Mountain Man "There is nothing in awards, the audience should like the movie, that is the greatest award for any filmmaker," said Ketan. His latest biopic, "Manjhi - The Mountain Man", which is based on the life of Dashrath Manjhi, who worked tirelessly for 22 years to rip apart a mountain to create a road to ease the travel woes of villagers, was leaked a month before its release but that did not upset the filmmaker. "The leaked part was of the fake and older version and absolutely different. It is really a sad thing and a wrong thing. Due to piracy, producers and other technicians who have worked very hard are discouraged. Strict action must be taken against the wrong doers," he further added. [related-post] Speaking about the movie, Mehta said: "This story of a mountain and a man will look effective on the big screen only and not on your laptops screens". Speaking about the changes in technology, the director said it is important to "strike a balance." "It is important to strike a balance. With new technology will come new complication and challenges and we will have to beat the challenges," he said. The film starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Radhika Apte released this Friday.
