Film Industry Is A Pretty Brutal Business.

There's Lots Of Things That Can Be Solved With Cash. And There's Occasional Things That Can't Be Solved With Cash, Which Become A Bureaucratic Nightmare For Some Reason, And There's No Distinction Between The Two. There's No Way Of Reading A Situation And Saying, "yes, That'll Be A Bureaucratic Nightmare, But That One We'll Be Able To Buy Off." It Just Depends On The Day, Apparently.

I Always Felt It Is Not Good If You Feel Like You Would Know How To Do Something. I've Made Mistakes Of Telling People: I Know How To Do This. And It Should Feel Dangerous. That Is The Only Way To Stay Alert, To Keep The Adrenaline Running.

I'd Love To Do A Cop Film In America. That's A Genre I Absolutely Adore.

It's Not So Much What You Learn About Mumbai, It's What You Learn About Yourself, Really. It's A Funny Old Hippie Thing, But It's True As Well. You Find Out A Lot About Yourself And Your Tolerance, And About Your Inclusiveness.

When You're In Zero Gravity Everything Moves At The Same Speed And Nothing Stops It. If You Throw Something It Travels Forever But It Still Travels At The Speed You Threw It At. To Make It Plausible, Movies Have Chosen To Show It In Slow Motion.