Ashim Ahluwalia, whose 2012 film Miss Lovely was an official selection at Cannes, still refuses to call himself a part of the Indian film industry. Arjun Rampal, so far the 'Mr Lovely' of Bollywood, tells him he's mainstream now - whether he likes it or not - and to stop being a drama queen. What both agree on is that their respective 'sides' had wondered if they'd 'sold out' or 'lost it' when they came together. And both refuse to put their film 'Daddy' in a box either. "It's a gangster film but not what you think that means." "It's not a biopic, but it's definitely not a documentary". "A guy from Dagdi Chawl is going to enjoy it, so is a Korean-cinema buff". So what exactly is 'Daddy', the biopic-but-not-a-biopic on the Mumbai gangster (and briefly, politician) Arun Gawli?
The Bollywood formula is dead. We're proof: Arjun Rampal and Ashim Ahluwalia
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