Is it a selfish world?Jayati Bhatia

METRO - this word instantly conjures up images of a concrete jungle, crowded streets, congested roads, hectic pace where people are constantly striving to achieve their ends at any cost, chasing their dreams and trying to fulfill them even if they have to sacrifice their relationships and have hardly any time for emotions or sentiments.

This is what director Anurag Basu's movie Metro, which is running to full house in the city, depicts. GITA HARI finds out from telestars how much water does this notion holds.

JAYATI BHATIA :
I have not seen the film yet. It's my friend Anurag Basu's film and it's quite true. I have been in Mumbai for the past 11 years and even if you want to take time out for family, there is none, at least in the industry which I am associated with. There is no place for relationships. From Sunday to Saturday, everyday is the same - hectic shooting hours And erratic schedules.

My husband does get upset because when he wants to say something to me, I have just come after doing an 18-hour shift and am too tired to lend him an ear. One has to sacrifice if one has to survive in this world.