Delhi Is My Emotional Home. I Still

The Anglo-saxon World Saw India As An Underdeveloped Country. The Land Of Snake Charmers, The Cows On The Street, That "ex-colony-backward-nation" Kind Of Viewpoint, Very Condescending. Europe On The Other Hand, Saw India In A More Romantic, Mystical, Spiritual Way, As A Place That's A Fountain Of Wisdom.

Different Nations Have Different Ways Of Forming Their National Identity. In America, For Instance, The Model Was One Of Homogeneity Breaking From Different Backgrounds, And The Whole Effort Was To Blend Them All Together Like A Wonderful Making Of A Milkshake!

Osho Is One Of India's Greatest Mystics.... I See Him As One Of The World's Great Teachers, Thinkers, Philosophers And Guides Of Our Times. I Have Enormous Respect For His World Vision And The Kind Of International Communities He Is Building. I Have Always Felt His Influence In My Life.

I Grew Up Speaking English And Punjabi. Just Living And Working In Punjab And Smelling The Early Morning Air And Sitting Down And Having Paranthas And Lassi And All That Was Marvellous.

When You Are A Filmmaker, You Need To Be Rooted, Because Committing Yourself To Producing Or Directing A Film Is A Good Three-year Process.