The director will start working on two movies now.
Kolkata:
Keen to foray into the romantic genre, National Award-winning director Madhur Bhandarkar has revealed that he is now thinking about making a "realistic and romantic" musical.
"Definitely there is a musical, which is under consideration... it will be romantic and realistic. There is no confirmation yet... it is in the pipeline," said the filmmaker.
Bhandarkar, who drew plaudits for his films such as Chandni Bar, Satta, Page 3 and Fashion, said it would be a personal challenge to make a love story.
"I want to make a simple love story with music. It is a genre I haven't ventured into. I thought it would be challenging for me to make a romantic movie. In fact, I am also a romantic person," he said.
Having made Heroin - Zindagi Ke Panno Se for the TV series Specials@10, the ace lensman is open to the idea of directing for the small screen.
"If I have a good subject with a concept, then definitely I would love to be a creative director on TV. Now, I will start two movies, so I will be busy with my script. But if something excites me, then definitely I will make it," said Bhandarkar.
"Definitely there is a musical, which is under consideration... it will be romantic and realistic. There is no confirmation yet... it is in the pipeline," said the filmmaker.
Bhandarkar, who drew plaudits for his films such as Chandni Bar, Satta, Page 3 and Fashion, said it would be a personal challenge to make a love story.
"I want to make a simple love story with music. It is a genre I haven't ventured into. I thought it would be challenging for me to make a romantic movie. In fact, I am also a romantic person," he said.
Having made Heroin - Zindagi Ke Panno Se for the TV series Specials@10, the ace lensman is open to the idea of directing for the small screen.
"If I have a good subject with a concept, then definitely I would love to be a creative director on TV. Now, I will start two movies, so I will be busy with my script. But if something excites me, then definitely I will make it," said Bhandarkar.
