Nothing concrete though. One is a completely off-track film while another is an 'immigration' plot. After KK's success at the London Film Festival some offers have been made, but nothing has fructified so far. We could do much better. There is a great deal of talent in the country.
Problem is when one gets a break, a film is made in great haste.
Second, it is made keeping in mind the elements required to make it run at A,B,C centres to break box-office records, or with the specific purpose of winning awards. Third, it is not the cinematography or quality of actors that is a problem, it is the want of 'quality scripts'. The story is the mainframe, the actors are the quintessential accessories. You can go to a good location, with a good cast, and blow it if your script is weak. Not just the 'I can manage' kind of stuff.