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The First Theme That Every Audience Can Get Easily Everywhere In The World Is The Theme Of Judgment. You Are Constantly Judging If This Character Is Doing Something Wrong Or Right, Or The Other Character Is Doing Something Right Or Wrong.

When I Came To Know Theater, Drama Became Valuable To Me.

Often Times, Music Is Used To Evoke An Emotion And It's Become A Cliche, So I Don't Want To Do That, And Actually What I Do, Is That Emotional Intensity That Has Developed Throughout The Film, I Allow It To Get Released By Having That Music At The End With The Credits.

I Like Storytelling, And For Storytelling You Need A Drama. And For There To Be Drama, You Need Twists, And By Twists I Mean The Ability To Constantly Change The Trajectory Of The Story.

I See Screenwriting As A Bit Like A Math Equation Which I Have To Solve.