Aug 16, 2017
Filmmaker Subhash Ghai says he will not
return to directing movies unless he is "totally thrilled" with a story.
Ghai last directed "Kaanchi: The Unbreakable", which released in 2014.
"I shall not direct a movie till I am totally thrilled with a story
which is new to me and has a meaningful issue like 'Iqbal'. God has
blessed me more than I could have asked for in life," he said in a
statement.
Known for films like "Karz", "Karma", "Saudagar" and "Taal", he is now
enjoying his role as a producer.
"Let the new generation take over and make movies for Mukta Arts. I'm
happy as a producer as well as to be in the educational space," said
the founder of the production house Mukta Arts Limited.
He also founded Whistling Woods International, which is a film,
communication and media arts institute.
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