Ghee From Bones…..Mind What You Eat!

People have to face facts, that artists go where the energy is, and where the vulnerable are. The greatest art, including the greatest cinema, that shall emerge from India in the near and middle and distant future will be art that is energised by the narratives of the vulnerable, the weak, the outcasts, the abused, the marginalised, all of those girls and boys and men and women that the self-appointed protectors of the Indian izzat want to sweep under the carpet like they are cockroaches and insects. That is what every society since art began to be created has done..addressed itself to the reality upon which they were faced in society. This is how Indian cinema will become a living, breathing, original and brilliant artby its form and content and medium being rejuvenated by the narratives and multiple realities of Indian life. And it will do so with a smile and a sneer on its face in the presence of all those bullies who cant do anything but whine and scream hysterically about their image when the world burns outside them and those with a mind and eye for beauty, truth and love create cinema that captures moments and stories of life that cannot be denied.

Mr. Frost starring Jeff GoldblumCemetary Man (Dellamorte Dellamore) starring Rupert Everett