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A writers view of Bollywood
Posted at 3:33 PM on January 25, 2007
by Euan Kerr
Novelist Vikram Chandra dropped by to talk about his new book "Sacred Games." The story is set against the crime and corruption of modern day Bombay, and includes a fair bit about the Bollywood film industry. There is a great section where a gangster, who wants to make a film starring his girlfriend, meets with a screenwriter to develop a script. Chandra kindly agreed to read it exclusively for "Movie Natters."
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