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Ajay struggling to get budget for Shivaay
Ajay struggling to get budget for Shivaay. Ajay Devgn says even he is finding it tough to get the budget for his ambitious project ‘Shivaay’. “To make our cinema at par with Hollywood, we need to have a lot of support from government.
Ajay Devgn says even he is finding it tough to get the budget for his ambitious project ‘Shivaay’. “To make our cinema at par with Hollywood, we need to have a lot of support from government. Even I am struggling to get the budget for ‘Shivaay’ and ‘Sons Of Sardaar’, which is based on the Battle of Saragarhi,” Ajay Devgn said.
With the epic drama, the National-Award winning actor is returning to the director’s chair after 2008 film ‘U Me Aur Hum’. The actor said he enjoys calling the shots because he always wanted to be a director. “Acting happened to me accidentally.
I was an assistant director at the time when Kuku Kohli (director ‘Phool Aur Kaante’) offered me the film. I was not sure about doing the film because I was only 18 and was enjoying my college days. But I did and it worked and there was no looking back after that,” the actor shares.
