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Anuj Saxena to finance Mundhra's next
NRI filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra is making two thrillers one being produced by television's Mr Moneybags Anuj Saxena.
NRI filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra is making two thrillers one being produced by television's Mr Moneybags Anuj Saxena.
The movie is called Chase and stars Saxena and Udita Goswami. The film will be a thriller and Mundhra says he has experience in the genre, given that he started off in Bollywood with a similar film. "I started my career with Suraag, starring Shabana Azmi and Sanjeev Kumar," he said, "with Chase I'm returning to the genre and language I started with."
The second film London-based Mundhra is making is called Room Mates and stars Gul Panag. This one is being financed by the company One More Thought, which also financed the surprise horror hit of the year, Ram Gopal Verma's Phoonk.
Mundhra's last release was Shoot At Sight, starring Naseeruddin Shah and Om Puri and shot in London.
The film is about a terrorist who comes to London from Pakistan, is motivated by the mullah Om Puri into launching a suicide attack, before being stopped and killed by Naseer, who is his relative.
After such a serious movie, Mundhra will move to Mumbai for the time being given that he has these two projects coming up.
"I feel happy to be working out of Mumbai after so many years and making films that entertain and not provoke anyone," laughs Mundhra.
The second film London-based Mundhra is making is called Room Mates and stars Gul Panag. This one is being financed by the company One More Thought, which also financed the surprise horror hit of the year, Ram Gopal Verma's Phoonk.
Mundhra's last release was Shoot At Sight, starring Naseeruddin Shah and Om Puri and shot in London.
The film is about a terrorist who comes to London from Pakistan, is motivated by the mullah Om Puri into launching a suicide attack, before being stopped and killed by Naseer, who is his relative.
After such a serious movie, Mundhra will move to Mumbai for the time being given that he has these two projects coming up.
"I feel happy to be working out of Mumbai after so many years and making films that entertain and not provoke anyone," laughs Mundhra.