Eventually, yeh naa idhar ka raha, naa udhar ka. Also my vision and Rakeshji’s were separate. It was taking its shape, with four or five people making decisions. I was not thinking of market, returns… It started out as a small, indie. And we would discuss how we are going to execute. He continued, “With Kites, it wasn’t like that. That’s what I was used to,” Anurag told Mid-Day. Now I don’t care if you go to Honolulu, or anywhere else.’ So, I knew my budget production was in my hands. He’d be like, ‘Here’s ₹3 crore - finish the film within it. Anurag returned with a fleshed-out pitch that had deviated from the original idea, but Rakesh’s son and star of the film, Hrithik Roshan, ‘loved it’. ![]() In an interview, he said that he was approached by Rakesh with a one-line idea for the project, which included a ‘foreign girl’. Intended to be a film that could crossover to Hollywood, Anurag said that in the end ‘na idhar ki rahi na udhar (It was neither here nor there).” Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori in Kites. ![]() Director Anurag Basu has said that his vision for the 2010 film Kites did not match that of producer Rakesh Roshan.
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