It's Only At This Age

I've Loved 'vanity Fair' Since I Was 16 Years Old. You Know, We're All Colonial Hangovers In India, Steeped In English Literature. It Is One Of These Novels That I Read Under The Covers At My Convent Boarding School In Simla.

Making Films Is About Having Absolute And Foolish Confidence; The Challenge For All Of Us Is To Have The Heart Of A Poet And The Skin Of An Elephant.

I Always Like To Reveal The Fact That The Emperor Has No Clothes. And Children Are Best At That. They Teach Us How To See The World In That Sense. They Are Without Artifice; They See It For What It Is. I Am Drawn To That Ruthless Honesty.

I Grew Up In A Small Town In India, But Through Books I Knew The World.

Christmas Lights May Be The Loneliest Thing For Me, Especially If You Mix Them Up With Reindeers And Sleighs. I Feel Alone. I Feel Isolated. I Feel I Do Not Belong.