Accident or Sati Gothra movie director MK Shivaksh has connections with states of Bihar and Jharkhand.. You know what?

Accident or Sati Gothra movie released in theaters, directed by M.K. Sivaksh, who played an important role in the direction, writing and acting of the film, realized the dream of decades. Seen while living in Bihar and Jharkhand. A conversation with Urmila Khori: All the films made after Godhra, ie the Gujarat riots, where 59 people were burnt alive. This film brings that incident to the fore. Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 of this movie will also come. The film will show both the Godhra incident and the tragedy that followed. The film shows that riots are always bad, but at the same time reveals the cause. Nanavati Commission was set up after 6 years of Gujarat riots. There were 4500 witnesses and more than 50 eyewitnesses. All the confessions were included. The film is made on the same basis, which is so accurate that no court or people have been able to challenge it so far. Gujarat government has also given punishment to people on some basis. Along with this, I have my own research for 5 years, in which I have met thousands of people. We have tried to bring their pain, feelings and their miseries on screen. Those who survived the conspiracy. He has a fear of trains. Now he gets scared by the sound of the train. Even their own people are now afraid of trains. In recent years some films have been accused of targeting a particular religion, to what extent have you been able to avoid this? We are not biased towards anything. Finally, I would like to say that our film does not make any judgments. It is left up to the audience to decide after all the research and facts. When it comes to taking pictures of sensitive subjects, taking pictures is not that easy. What are your experiences? There are many problems. People's support ranged from money to threats. Shooting the film was not easy either. Especially the train burning sequence. We had also applied to the government for the train but we were not allowed to shoot the burning scene in the train. Even in Mumbai such a set is not available. After this we went to Ramoji Rao Film City in Hyderabad. We shot this scene completely in 21 days. Also shot in Godhra and Mumbai. How difficult it was to manage the writer and director of the film, I had to act because I had been researching for this film for 5 years. I auditioned many people but they couldn't really understand the emotions of this character. Many big actors with the image of fighting for truth were also approached. They also rejected my film, one had the script for three months, but suddenly rejected the film as the shooting dates were approaching, after which I had to act. When did the journey from Bihar to Mumbai start? My family lives in Patna in Bihar and in Ranchi, so I consider myself from both places. I started my career as a dancer. I started learning and teaching dance. I had students in Ranchi as well as Patna. To fulfill my next dream, I came to Mumbai and started teaching dance here as well. My father plays many instruments including the harmonium. He also sings bhajans well, but whenever Ramlila is held at our place my father turns it on and keeps us away from it. Everything he says is to read, but his DNA was in me, so I always wanted to be a director, but I knew that suddenly I couldn't do film direction, I had to give way to that. So I started dancing. I left Bihar in 2009. I stayed in Delhi from 2009 to 2013. He studied dance there. After that I came to Mumbai from 2006 onwards. Food and accommodation in Mumbai were not much of a problem as dance fulfilled my needs. If I didn't know dance, in this expensive city, there was a film technical academy in four bungalows that taught acting. His fee is approximately one lakh rupees. I spoke there and they said I am a dancer, you teach our students to dance, we waive your acting fees, I started acting with my dancing and then worked as an assistant in films. He has also directed some music videos. Godhra is my first release but I have done two more films before this. My previous two films have been shot and are yet to release. What is your family response when you come from Bihar, it would have been better if mom and dad didn't know much about this field. He keeps saying that it would have been better if he had studied because his father is a farmer, mother is a housewife, and his brother is a lawyer in the Patna High Court. It's been a decade in Mumbai, now I live in a rented house in Lokhandwala, Mumbai, I've achieved something with years of hard work, but what's so special about Mumbai unless you achieve a big goal? Status, you have to keep fighting. Every second week you face some problem. Still going but never going back. This is what I need to do. After going home I have no business to do. If you have to go there and fight, it would be better if you chase your dreams and fight at least in Mumbai. The post Accident or Sati Gothra film director MK Shivaksh's connection with Bihar and Jharkhand states.. What do you know.. appeared first on Prabhat Kabar.