In a recent episode of Komal Nahta’s Game Changers podcast, acclaimed filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma shared fascinating insights into his illustrious career.
From his transition from engineering to filmmaking, his journey from Telugu cinema to Bollywood, to his experimentation across genres, Varma left no stone unturned in discussing his creative milestones.
During the podcast’s rapid-fire round, Varma revealed that if Sandeep Reddy Vanga were to direct one of his films, it would be his iconic 1998 masterpiece, Satya. The film, considered a game changer in Indian cinema, holds a special place in the hearts of both filmmakers and audiences. Vanga, inspired by Satya, has often spoken about its profound impact on his career and his admiration for the film.
Varma also delved deep into his innovative use of sound, his passion for pushing cinematic boundaries, and how Satya was a transformative moment in his journey. He emphasized that the film not only redefined storytelling but also gave rise to a new wave of filmmakers.
Komal Nahta’s Game Changers continues to redefine conversations about Indian cinema. The latest episode featuring Ram Gopal Varma is available to view on YouTube.
