Anurag Kashyap Announces His Next Directorial Venture, 'Ugly'
- 7 years ago
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Anurag Kashyap is all set to move on to his next directorial venture after 'Gangs Of Wasseypur' and 'Gangs Of Wasseypur II'. The film, unusually titled 'Ugly', was launched on November 28. The film, which happens to be Anurag's 11th directorial venture, is being produced in association with DAR Motion Pictures and Phantom Films. The set-up at the launch venue was filled with stalls, ranging from a kite seller to a pani puri to a gola wala, with the stage looking like a typical footpath in Mumbai. Speaking about the unusual title, Anurag jokingly said, "I think it's a very beautiful title, since 'Ugly' is written in pink." Talking about the film, he further added, "This is not 'Avatar' or 'Life Of Pi'. The film isn't something like that you haven't seen before. It just hits you with the feeling that it's something 'correct' and should be made."
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Anurag Kashyap is all set to move on to his next directorial venture after 'Gangs Of Wasseypur' and 'Gangs Of Wasseypur II'. The film, unusually titled 'Ugly', was launched on November 28. The film, which happens to be Anurag's 11th directorial venture, is being produced in association with DAR Motion Pictures and Phantom Films. The set-up at the launch venue was filled with stalls, ranging from a kite seller to a pani puri to a gola wala, with the stage looking like a typical footpath in Mumbai. Speaking about the unusual title, Anurag jokingly said, "I think it's a very beautiful title, since 'Ugly' is written in pink." Talking about the film, he further added, "This is not 'Avatar' or 'Life Of Pi'. The film isn't something like that you haven't seen before. It just hits you with the feeling that it's something 'correct' and should be made."