end and in fact he started his career as a writer on my first film “Jayate” (1997). I approached Sunil Bohra,toms shoes coupon, who comes from a traditional filmmaking family that has been making films for 50 years. When Sunil heard what I was proposing he jumped at the story and said, ‘This is it! We have to make this.’ And he called Anurag who said this was the right time to make a film with me. He saw that I was upset and said that my anger was back after some of my other films. WSJ: What are your thoughts on communal tensions in Mumbai? Mr. Mehta: I was born and brought up in Bombay. Not Mumbai, Bombay! I went out on an assignment for two-and-a-half years to Australia and the Fiji islands and when I returned, the 1993 riots had just finished. Bombay had come back to normalcy,toms shoes on sale. But it was not the Bombay I left behind. It was no longer Bombay, but Mumbai. The change of name is very symbolic. ‘Mumbai’ represents a polarized city compared to the very harmonious, peaceful city of people on the move, irrespective of color or religion. We have been forced to live in a divided world. The politicians are making caste and religious differences because of the economic divide.It took 37 days to shoot the film but that was spread over a period of nine months because we were working with actual locations. We shot in trains, houses, Himachal for the Kashmir scenes, but I received no tension while shooting in these areas and that’s why I love Bombay. Because despite all these tensions that people talk about, the common man wants peace – for his life to go on normally. When I went to these places, people encouraged me to make this film. They said, ‘Make a good film. Shahid bhai was such a great man.’ It was amazing. WSJ: Are you at any personal risk for telling the story of a man who was assassinated? Mr. Mehta: I was in no danger during the making of this film. Danger only applies to those who have fear. I made this film fearlessly. I don’t care if anyone is offended. If somebody wants to mess with me, let him do it. I’ve not received any threats so far. I’ve had a few soft sort of threats where people called and said that I’d made a mistake and I shouldn’t have made this film. My response to them bore expletives. WSJ: How accurate is the film in retelling the events in Azmi’s life? Mr. Mehta: The broad strokes of the film are accurate. A journalist interviewed Shahid’s brother and he says that the film is 95% accurate. I was dealing with a man who was not alive it was his life, so I had to tread carefully because you don’t know what happened behind closed doors. Hence I had to dramatize certain aspects of his life and relationships, but overall I’ve worked on facts that have been given to me or researched. This is the perceived truth of his life. WSJ: In your eyes, what did Shahid Azmi stand for? Mr. Mehta: For me, he stands for the power of the common man; the power of change in us. I went for a press conference and someone asked me what I thought constituted a good neta (politician),toms kids shoes. I sai Related articles:

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