And
so
what,
if
LK
Advani
saw
Jail
on
November
28
and
told
Bhandarkar
to
make
more
such
meaningful
films?
Madhur
is
done
with
films
on
grim
social
issues,
but
only
for
now.
His
next
directorial
venture
will
be
a
laugh
riot.
“Yes,
I"m
starting
a
comedy,
though
not
slapstick
like
De
Dana
Dan.
It
would
be
more
like
the
comedies
of
Hrishikesh
Mukherjee."
Come
January
2010,
Madhur
Bhandarkar
will
be
producing
5
films
for
his
banner
Bhandarkar
Films.
“Two
of
these," informs
Bhandarkar,
“will
be
directed
by
me.
Three
others
will
be
produced
by
me
and
directed
by
newcomers
who
I
think
deserve
a
break."
Madhur
will
direct
two
films
one
after
the
other
in
the
first
few
months
of
2010.
While
one
of
the
films
that
Madhur
will
direct
will
be
a
comedy,
the
other
will
be
hard-hitting
women"s
subject.
“I"m
not
giving
up
my
forte.
I"m
identified
with
a
certain
kind
of
cinema
and
I"ll
continue
to
make
that
kind
of
cinema.
Some
people
said
Jail
was
too
grim.
But
I"m
satisfied
with
the
end
product
and
it
won"t
lose
money
for
anyone.
But
first
I
need
to
spread
some
laughter."
Apparently
Madhur"s
comedy
will
feature
his
favorite
actress
Tabu
going
for
a
change
of
image.
At
the
Saturday
screening
in
Delhi,
Madhur
Bhandarkar
was
present
with
L.K
Advani,
his
daughter
Pratibha
Advani
and
the
former
Information
and
Broadcasting
Minister
Ravi
Prasad
Shankar.
“They
all
loved
the
film.
Pratibha
Advani
said
Jail
was
my
best
work
to
date.
After
the
screening
I
asked
Advani
ji
to
call
up
Manoj
Bajpai
and
Neil
Nitin
Mukesh
since
he
liked
their
performances
so
much."
Madhur
also
met
Ben
Kingsley
the
40th
International
Indian
Festival
Of
India
in
Goa
this
week.
Kingsley
expressed
a
keenness
to
watch
Madhur"s
films.
Madhur
has
arranged
for
them
on
DVD.