Film Director Rajkumar Gupta Exclusive Interview With Pankaj Shukla Raid 2 Gandhi Gandhi Ghanchakkar AJAY DEVGN – Entertainment News: Amar Ujala

When Rajkumar Gupta left Delhi for Mumbai without telling the family, he did not have enough money to buy Rajdhani Express tickets? Television here became his first support and Ahista Ahista today he is at the point where remakes of his two films have been made in South. A special meeting with its director Rajkumar Gupta on the success of the film ‘Red 2’ by Pankaj Shukla, an advisory editor of ‘Amar Ujala’.

The talk of making ‘Red 2’ was fixed at the time of shooting of the first film, or after its success?

The film ‘Red’ is a film made on a completely new idea. There is a risk in making any film, we also worry as a filmmaker that people will like this story or not. But, the film was very much liked by the people. And, we left the matter there. After a year or two, we thought of finding something again in that world. It was thought that whether the character could be taken forward. Creating a sequel is a two -edged sword, it will always be compared to the previous film.

And, this time the inspiration of the story that is not a character, remained different incidents?

When we worked on this idea, it was found that an IRS is not necessarily raided and done every time by raiding. There is a huge mafia of America, Al Kapon. However, he was caught in a case of upgradation instead of a crime. So this was the only idea how a big criminal can be caught in the case of tax evasion.

Ajay Devgan is the current time’s hit franchise artist. About half a dozen, his franchise films are still under construction, where do you bring stories from?

Newspapers really get stories. I have many friends. In Hazari Bagh, I have seen many people since childhood, who read the newspaper as soon as they wake up in the morning. I have many friends who prepared for different competitions. I also prepared for banking because my late father was a banker. So stories keep coming from people and friends around.

And, how did the cinema first come to your mind?

I never thought in my childhood that I would become a filmmaker. Films also used to see what they used to come on Doordarshan then. Did not even think even when Delhi came to study graduation. Yes, it is definitely that I loved writing and brought me to Mumbai. I took a train ticket in Mumbai after graduation examination. There was not enough money that if the Rajdhani could come from the Express, the train which was found, came from it.