Shweta Tripathi says she turned to Anurag Kashyap, Neeraj Ghaywan for lessons in film production
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Mumbai, Star-turned-producer Shweta Tripathi says she sought advice from her filmmaker friends Anurag Kashyap and Neeraj Ghaywan as she ventured into movie production, a decision driven by her desire to find good scripts and support talented new storytellers.
Adding to this, Shweta Tripathi says she turned to Anurag Kashyap, Neeraj Ghaywan for lessons in movie production Tripathi is making her feature production debut with "Mujhe Jaan Na Kaho Meri Jaan", where she stars alongside star Tillotama Shome. The movie is directed by Sanjoy Nag.
Meanwhile, Calling Kashyap and Ghaywan her "go-to people", Tripathi shared the duo guided her about the intricacies of movie production.
Notably, "It's important to be surrounded by people who are open, who are ready to share things. Like, I had called up Neeraj, and I had asked him a few things, besides I've discussed it with Kashyap multiple times. So, I've that relationship with him where I keep asking for guidance because it is important," the star told PTI in an interview.
As per the latest buzz, "They told me a lot of small things, whether it's about budget, how to approach a project, how different HODs work, what kind of people you should work with, and how to approach different subjects or stories," she added.
In further updates, The star worked with Ghaywan for his debut feature 2015's "Masaan", which was produced by Kashyap through his erstwhile banner Phantom Films. Kashyap also backed her acclaimed independent films "Zoo", and "Cargo".
On top of that, For Tripathi, known for starring in movies such as "Masaan", "Haraamkhor", "Gone Kesh" and "Cargo", and web-series like "Mirzapur", "Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein" and "Kaalkoot", the decision to become a producer did not happen overnight.
"I knew that I wanted to be a bankable star and I wanted to be an star on whom people invest money on. Similarly, when I knew that I wanted to be a producer, I want to be there for people like Shlok Sharma or Aarti Kadav who should be able to get more money to make a movie.
Source: Hindustan Times