What intense energy, how many dreams in that room… On Sat. I
attended a Q&A with Lunchbox Director Ritesh Batra, organized by Dear
Cinema. To say it was amazing does not do justice to either Mr. Batra’s
generous, freewheeling responses or the range of questions. Few things have
stayed with me—begin with the character… and writers block is sheer nonsense…the sheer fussiness involvement with the script...What
also came across was the importance of being networked… somewhere I also
noticed I was almost the oldest person in that room.. somehow a liberating
feeling, nothing to prove… I can mess up as much as I like and it simply doesn’t matter
Some neat links
The new Nokia was on silent. Which means I missed or messed
up the calls from the writer of the book I transl. He doesn't care for the tx, the treatment. AFTER I filled in one notebook in neat handwriting.... We shall see what happens… but over the weekend
I read a book after ages, relishing the written word and the heft of the book, the luxury of looking outside at sunshine on green and doing nothing...
1 comment:
I agree with your 'age factor'. For me too, whether it's dealing with girls fresh off the block in the job market or wedding market...I no longer feel conscious like I used to. A different kind of confidence, something telling me "Its okay to screw up" :)
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