You're trying to make a film over a period of one or two years or whatever. To sustain the emotional concentration for over two years, which eventually the audience is going to see in three hours, is not a joke. It's like your child. You think your child is good-looking, whereas the others may find fault with its eyes or the nose. I think it's a question of time alone.
Every creative maker has an 'inspiration', a muse.
I don't think so. In your capacity as co-producer of 'Shool' you have cast Raveena and not your favourite Urmila. People say that Sanjay Dutt was a trifle upset with you for that wishy-washy role in 'Daud'. That is all the stuff created by the media. Aamir, I believe, has gone on to say that he doesn't want to work with me.