Filmmaker
Onir
has
shared
that
he
was
taken
aback
when
he
saw
striking
resemblances
to
his
film
I
Am,
in
Zoya
Akhtar
and
Reema
Kagti's
web
series
Made
In
Heaven.
He
claimed
that
some
sections
of
his
film
were
directly
lifted
by
the
makers
of
Made
In
Heaven,
and
snubbed
the
show
and
the
Hindi
film
industry
by
saying
that
acknowledgement
has
never
been
the
industry's
strong
suit.
Reacting
to
a
video
which
showed
a
side-by-side
comparison
between
Onir's
film
I
Am,
and
the
web
series
Made
In
Heaven,
Onir
wrote
on
Twitter,
"I
was
quite
taken
aback
when
I
saw
that
so
much
of
that
section
of
I
AM
was
not
only
there
as
content
but
shot
exactly
in
the
same
way.
But
acknowledgement
has
never
been
the
strength
of
this
industry."
The
original
tweet
which
contained
the
comparison
video,
read,
"Did
the
makers
of
#MadeInHeaven
ask/take
permission/inform
@Onir
before
lifting
this
sequence
frame
by
frame
from
his
National
Award
winning
film
#IAM
?
Watch!
Common
actor
in
both." The
scenes
showed
a
gay
character
being
questioned
by
the
police
after
being
caught
engaged
in
sexual
sexual
activity.
I
was
quite
taken
aback
when
I
saw
that
so
much
of
that
section
of
I
AM
was
not
only
there
as
content
but
shot
exactly
in
the
same
way.
But
acknowledgement
has
never
been
the
strength
of
this
industry.
https://t.co/ip2rzMQgC8
Made
In
Heaven
is
an
Amazon
Prime
Video
series
also
starring
Sobhita
Dhulipala,
Kalki
Koechlin,
Jim
Sarbh,
Shivani
Raghuvanshi,
Shashank
Arora
and
others.
I
Am,
on
the
other
hand,
is
a
2010
anthology
film
starring
Juhi
Chawla,
Nandita
Das,
Manisha
Koirala
and
Rahul
Bose.