I don t have any sex scenes, skin show in my film: Vipul K Rawal
Saturday - September 29, 2018 6:50 pm ,
Category : ENTERTAINMENT
Mumbai Sep 29 (IANS) In order to avoid any kind of interference writer Vipul K Rawal who has stepped into the director s shoes with the upcoming film "Tony" did not include any sexual scenes or skin show in the film.
"From day one I was clear about two things. One I will not tolerate any interference in the story line and I will make the film my way. That is why against the advice of so called industry experts I haven t put a single song in the film. I don t have any sex scenes or any skin show in my film " the "Rustom" writer said in a statement.
"Tony" is a psychological thriller about college students who in order to do a class project differently plant a camera in a church s confessional box and come across a serial killer confessing to the priest and how their lives spiral out of control.
In this age of religious intolerance and over sensitivity towards religious issues weren t you afraid to make such a film?
Vipul said: "My job as a story teller is to tell good stories and that is what I have done. I have nothing to do with any religion or any political ideology.
"In order to make a good film all you need is a good script good actors and good technicians. Everything else is secondary."
"Tony" features new actors like Kabeer Chilwal Dhruv Souran and Mahesh Jilowa.
--IANS sim/nv/bg
"From day one I was clear about two things. One I will not tolerate any interference in the story line and I will make the film my way. That is why against the advice of so called industry experts I haven t put a single song in the film. I don t have any sex scenes or any skin show in my film " the "Rustom" writer said in a statement.
"Tony" is a psychological thriller about college students who in order to do a class project differently plant a camera in a church s confessional box and come across a serial killer confessing to the priest and how their lives spiral out of control.
In this age of religious intolerance and over sensitivity towards religious issues weren t you afraid to make such a film?
Vipul said: "My job as a story teller is to tell good stories and that is what I have done. I have nothing to do with any religion or any political ideology.
"In order to make a good film all you need is a good script good actors and good technicians. Everything else is secondary."
"Tony" features new actors like Kabeer Chilwal Dhruv Souran and Mahesh Jilowa.
--IANS sim/nv/bg
