Rohit Shetty | FC Unfiltered | Anupama Chopra | Film Companion

Ahead of the release of Sooryavanshi starring Akshay Kumar, Ranveer Singh, Ajay Devgn and Katrina Kaif, we invite Rohit Shetty on FC Unfiltered. The filmmaker talks about designing the swag for his masala entertainers, directing the superstars together in the film and how his years of struggle have shaped him into the director he is today.

Location Courtesy: Footlight Studio, Mumbai

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0:00 - Rohit Shetty is on FC Unfiltered!
1:27 - On the India's first cinematic universe
2:22 - Working with Akshay Kumar, Ajay Devgn & Ranveer Singh
3:38 - Sooryavanshi about using real life events that cops go through
5:27 - Rohit talks about the Mumbai Police Force
7:37 - On Muslim characters In Sooryavanshi
9:04 - The process of writing 'Larger Than Life' films
11:32 - Designing actors' entry shots in his films
15:42 - Designing Car Crashes in his films
17:19 - References for designing the action in his films
17:58 - Pressure on being Hindi Cinema's most successful film director
21:37 - The key to making mass masala entertaining films
22:03 - Rohit Shetty, the working man
22:57 - Working for 30 years in the film industry
24:03 - Shooting the iconic split scene with Ajay Devgn in Phool Aur Kaante
25:21 - Lessons learnt from the films he has done in the past
27:19 - The secret to making a mass film
29:16 - The budget of Sooryavanshi
29:58 - Directing Akshay, Ajay & Ranveer
30:49 - Making a film on a female cop
32:28 - Directing actors for his films
35:09 - His mood on set
36:19 - Stressing about a shoot
39:08 - What keeps him up at night
40:47 - The audience questions Rohit Shetty

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