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Hi guys read an interview of Sanjay leela bansali so thought of sharing it wid u al
In of d topics in this forum i read dat kumud n saras were separated in novel...
May b nt i guess!!!!!!!!!
"It is an adaptation, so we have
adapted the novel in a different way.
The beginning is not the same; its
story does not begin from where the
novel starts. So, such changes r req.
"In today's scenario, if we are
interpreting the novel in our own way,
then we will incorporate some
changes in it and will keep some
aspects of the novel as they are," he
added.
This is his debut foray in the small
screen world, and he believes it has
been a learning experience.
"It is a wonderful experience because
to be able to create such a big scale,
which the creative team and the
cinematographer have done on TV,
and to realise that it is possible,
maintaining the requirements of TV as
a medium, which is basically a close-
up medium, I think I learnt a lot,"
Bhansali said.
Starring Gautam Rode and Jennifer
Winget in the lead, 'Saraswatichandra'
is a classic love story. The Gujarati
novel by Govardhanram Madhavram
Tripathi was brought out over a
period of 15 years, with the first
volume being published in 1887 and
the fourth one in 1902.
Talking about the duration of his
show, Bhansali said: "Let's see how
the serial goes and then accordingly,
we will decide its span."
In of d topics in this forum i read dat kumud n saras were separated in novel...
May b nt i guess!!!!!!!!!
"It is an adaptation, so we have
adapted the novel in a different way.
The beginning is not the same; its
story does not begin from where the
novel starts. So, such changes r req.
"In today's scenario, if we are
interpreting the novel in our own way,
then we will incorporate some
changes in it and will keep some
aspects of the novel as they are," he
added.
This is his debut foray in the small
screen world, and he believes it has
been a learning experience.
"It is a wonderful experience because
to be able to create such a big scale,
which the creative team and the
cinematographer have done on TV,
and to realise that it is possible,
maintaining the requirements of TV as
a medium, which is basically a close-
up medium, I think I learnt a lot,"
Bhansali said.
Starring Gautam Rode and Jennifer
Winget in the lead, 'Saraswatichandra'
is a classic love story. The Gujarati
novel by Govardhanram Madhavram
Tripathi was brought out over a
period of 15 years, with the first
volume being published in 1887 and
the fourth one in 1902.
Talking about the duration of his
show, Bhansali said: "Let's see how
the serial goes and then accordingly,
we will decide its span."
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