Saina
director
Amole
Gupte
and
actor
Aamir
Khan
had
an
infamous
fallout
during
the
filming
of
Taare
Zameen
Par.
While
Amole
was
set
to
direct
the
film,
amid
the
shoot
Aamir
took
over
direction
due
to
creative
differences.
The
credits
in
the
film
had
titled
Aamir
as
the
director
while
Amole
was
credited
as
writer
and
creative
director.
Gupte
recently
opened
up
about
the
fallout
and
said,
"There
is
always
a
sunrise
after
a
sunset".
The
director
also
revealed
that
the
film
fraternity
dissuaded
him
from
going
against
Aamir.
While
talking
to
Bollywood
Bubble
he
added,
"Time
flies,
my
friend,
and
you
need
not
fear
because
there
is
always
a
sunrise
after
a
sunset.
It
doesn't
daunt
me
at
all.
I
am
genuinely
not
a
person
who
sits
wallowing
in
anguish."
"I
take
the
day
by
its
horns,
like
a
bull,
and
see
what
the
new
day
has
for
me.
Therefore,
I
was
able
to
practice
my
art
form,
which
is
cinema.
Well,
I
survived
time.
It
has
been
14
years."
Talking
about
people
discouraging
him
from
clashing
with
Aamir,
Amole
said,
"Woh
hota
hai
na,
woh
toh
hoga
hi
(That
does
happen
and
will
happen),
of
course."
Making
a
biblical
reference
he
said,
"Who
would
not
want
to
stand
with
Goliath?
Who
would
stand
with
David?" However,
the
director
is
okay
since
it
all
happened
a
long
while
back.
He
added
that
he
had
chosen
to
focus
on
his
art,
"and
see
that
you
bring
out
your
next
baby,
and
your
next,
and
your
next.
That
is
what
I
owe
to
cinema
and
not
to
anybody
else,"
he
concluded.
Notably,
Taare
Zameen
Par
followed
an
eight-year-old
dyslexic
boy,
played
by
Darsheel
Safary.
The
film
starring
Aamir
Khan
had
also
won
the
National
Film
Award
for
Best
Film
on
Family
Welfare.
Amole
Gupte
recently
directed
the
Parineeti
Chopra-starrer
sports
biopic
titled
Saina.
The
film
based
on
the
life
of
Badminton
player
Saina
Nehwal
has
received
quite
some
appreciation
from
fans.