If you liked the visual effects in Koi…Mil Gaya you'll find them far better in Krissh. I wish I had the budget to do more. I tailored my vision according to my budget." Speaking of the whopping 45-50 crore budget the filmmaker says, "Whatever I've spent is visible on screen. I have't edited anything...
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I have't edited anything. I don't believe in over-shooting or bad planning. I make only one film every 2-3 years and I plan every detail in advance. Every location and its requirement is decided in advance. When I actually shoot I'm relaxed." So how trendy is Krissh? "If you don't have a good story to tell all these visual effects will go for a toss...
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