There is nothing wrong with socialism or communism but they are irrelevant now. Some intellectual terrorists are provoking people in the name of these ideologies just like some religious terrorists go and demolish mosques and want to build temples in… — 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
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
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
There is so much corruption in India that some filmmakers were using political or administrative sources to get access. — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share
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
Real heroes and true leaders have emerged only when they were wounded and were left alone to die. — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share
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
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
If China has cheap labour, Africa has cheaper labour. This is why China started buying out poor countries. — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share
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
Goal' is a human drama. It is a triumph of human spirit where football is the device through which the characters actualise themselves and… — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share
Making a film is not about one person. It involves a whole lot of permutations and combinations. Everything has to fall in the right… — Vivek Agnihotri Copy Share
