I think up to the 1990s, there were a lot of political commentaries in our films... on oppression and women empowerment. — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
China's hyper-growth is causing the world's most populous nation to spin out of the control of its leaders. — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
Rahul Gandhi himself doesn't have any vision or the political acumen to be able to differentiate between sycophancy and sincere advice. — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
I am interested in a constructive approach, which looks at how wealth can be created using bright ideas that will help India prosper. — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
There is so much corruption in India that some filmmakers were using political or administrative sources to get access. — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
Chocolate' is an orbit in which seven different characters keep moving from one place to another to reveal a bigger drama. It's about how… — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
Real heroes and true leaders have emerged only when they were wounded and were left alone to die. — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
I never had the guts to tell my parents that I wanted to be a filmmaker. I had to take a very long route… — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
People call me a Modi bhakt now. I used to be a Marx bhakt. I was part of what I now call the intellectual… — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
If China has cheap labour, Africa has cheaper labour. This is why China started buying out poor countries. — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
I am extremely honoured by Indian Council For Culture Relations, India's apex body on the promotion of great Indian culture across the world for… — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share Image
