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Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma is a veteran of Indian cinema who has not just delivered some gems in Bollywood, but also in the South. Having films like Rangeela, Sarkar and Kaun to his credit, the filmmaker experienced a rough phase in between. The debate that RGV has lost his charm took the centre stage, and criticism came to his way in abundance.
Most recently, Ram Gopal Varma joined Koimoi exclusively as he is gearing up for his film D Company. While talking about that, he also opened up on the criticism that came his way, and also how Satya took shape itself, and no one from the team takes credit for that. Below is all you need to know about the same, and also what the filmmaker exactly has to say.
Ram Gopal Varma was asked about the criticism where people said RGV’s charm has faded. He was reminded of the times when Anurag Kashyap on Karan Johar’s chat show said, “RGV was”. Replying to that he said, “See, everyone has a mouth, and everyone has an opinion. I don’t have time for the people who got the time to talk about me. Because I am so busy doing whatever I like and what keeps me excited, I don’t make comments on others. It’s okay, I will not say they shouldn’t say that. That’s their prerogative, and that is their right in a free speaking country.”
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