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Bhandarkar Excited To Explore Action Space With Next

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Apr, 2019 08:43 PM
  • Bhandarkar Excited To Explore Action Space With Next

Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar, who is making "Inspector Ghalib" -- a movie based on sand mafias -- says he always wanted to make an action film.


Bhandarkar was interacting with the media at fashion designer Shruti Sancheti's new collection preview here on Thursday.


He said: "I have just announced a film called 'Inspector Ghalib'. It is based on sand mafias and it is set in Uttar Pradesh. It's an action film. I always wanted to do an action film, but I never made it.


"I think it is necessary for a filmmaker to make at least one action film because in that space, you can show a different environment and world to the audience."


He is yet to cast any actor for the film.


"There are media reports I have cast a certain actor for my film, but it is not like that at all. Till now, I haven't taken a decision about it. I have finished the scripting of the film but there are many other factors on which we are still working. So, once it will be completed, then I will be able to tell the media that when I am going to begin shooting of the film," he added.


Bhandarkar's last outing was "Indu Sarkar".

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