Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt has stepped out of his horror genre comfort zone with ‘Tumko Meri Kasam‘, a biographical drama inspired by the life of Dr. Ajay MurdiaThe founder of indira ivf. Bhatt was drawn to the story by the powerful love between Dr. Murdia and his late wife, as well as the societal challenges surrounding male infertility. Despite being Known as the “King of Horror,” Bhatt has expressed reservations about the current trend of horror comedies, preferring to keep fear and laugter distrust dictent in his films. Bhatt also shared fond memory of his father’s work on the classic film ‘Umrao Jaan’, in an exclusive chat with Etimes.
You have made a biopic on dr, who started the first ivf clinic, a real-life story, what was so special about the story that you deceded to direct ‘tumko meri kasam’?
‘Tumko meri kasam’ is loosely based on Dr. Ajay Murdia’s life. Character. Because a Negative Character will bring out positivity in a man, we all needed Villains to make a film work. Late wife.
“Secondly, what I found important was the ivf and the social stigma and taboo Arind infertility Out. Just like mental health. That can be corrected, you can be happy with a child. I found that to be an important that needs to be.
Horror Comedies are the Genre in Fashion these days. You are considered to be the king of horror. Your comments on the new trend and when do we get to see you back with horror?
“I think horror comedy is a different genre. Horror Comedies Are Selling Laughter. Two because i’d like to sell Fear and Laughter separate Once ‘Raaz’ became a hit, there so many horror films. Go. scary film I’ve Seen. It’s frightening and terrifying. “
You mentioned about ‘Umrao Jaan’, Any Memories while your dad was shooting the film?
“My Father was the Dop on ‘Umrao Jaan’. I Remember Going to the Location outstide of Lucknow and Watching The Gorgeous Rekha Ji and Her Dances and Her Dances and My Father Lighting Up Everything in Period. All That. “