Anurag Kashyap had huge argument with this director on Gangs of Wasseypur sets; it’s not Imtiaz Ali, Vikramaditya Motwane

Anurag Kashyap and Vasan Bala

Anurag Kashyap, known for classics such as Wasseypur, Black Friday and Gulaal Gangs, is quite obsessive and protective about the stories and characters it creates. Director Vasan Bala, who wrote Raman Raghav and Bombay Velvet for Kashyap, once had difficulty discussing the characters during the construction of Wasseypur’s two -part crime saga gangs.

Vasan calls Podcast in Cyrus and said that although there was no Tiff between Kashyap during the construction of the 2012 film, the things were a little difficult. “There was no Tiff. So I was taking pictures and I didn’t feel useful in the sets of Wasseypur gangs. And then I started criticizing the film. And I started criticizing the story.”

He said that Anurag took the criticism quite positive, but after some point Anurag was uncomfortable with constant criticism. Vasan added, “And that wonderful, really gets well. But I think I passed the line after a point and I really irritated him. For a moment between the characters of Manoj Bajpayee and Richa Chadha, ‘Why is it always so little? And just started and just hugged.”

Bala also, “and he,” this film, this character “. And you know, just became something else, and then there was a reckoning in front of everyone. Anurag was asked if asked if he wanted to leave the sets,” No. He will never do that. I just got angry and then it was a better paid job to me. “

Vasan Bala made the first attempt with the 2012 crime drama subtitles shown at the Cannes Film Festival but still not published in India. He also directed Mard Ko Darda Nahi Hota (2019), Monica O My Darling (2022) and Jigra (2024). Jigra’s biggest film to date, played by Alia Bhatt, was a big flop at the box office.

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