As
there
are
24
spokes
in
Ashoka
Chakra,
there
are
24
crafts
feature
in
the
film
industry,
which
has
its
own
importance
and
limitations.
From
direction
to
cinematography
to
publicity
design
to
stunts,
cinema
would
be
incomplete
if
it
isn't
for
the
synthesis
of
all
these
crafts.
From
Tamil
director
to
costume
designer,
everyone
shared
their
views
on
Freedom.
Many
of
them
expected
the
freedom
in
the
work
they
do.
Few
people
believe
freedom
is
enjoyed
when
one
has
the
power
to
disagree.
National
Award
winning
Editor
Praveen
KL
says,
time
is
equivalent
to
freedom.
According
to
him,
he
expects
freedom
in
his
work.
He
want
to
cut
the
film
first
and
then
present
it
to
the
director
how
he
has
analysed
the
film
and
he
says
doing
his
will
help
the
movie
to
get
second
opinion.
Talking
about
the
freedom,
Tamil
cinema
publicity
designer
who
has
designed
over
2,000
cinema
posters
says,
"As
a
poster
designer,
I
would
enjoy
freedom
when
I
can
proudly
say
that
even
my
work
is
attributed
to
the
success
of
a
film."
Well
known
dubbing
artist,
Rekha,
who
has
the
credit
of
dubbing
more
than
240
films
said,
"I
want
freedom
to
demand
that
people
acknowledge
us
by
our
effort."
(Inputs
from
IANS)
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the
craftsmen
who
has
talked
about
freedom...
Director
Prasanna
We
all
fight
for
absolute
creative
freedom
but
even
creativity
today
has
limitation.
I
believe
cinema
is
one
medium
that
allows
you
to
create
dialogue
and
debate,
but
unfortunately
we
are
being
constantly
banned
for
our
actions.
I
need
the
freedom
to
disagree
verbally,
but
not
to
ban
or
stop
someone
from
expressing
through
cinema.
Cinematographer
Richard
M.
Nathan
In
my
profession,
success
defines
freedom.
If
you're
successful
as
a
technician,
you
can
demand
the
kind
of
freedom
you
want
and
directors
don't
mind
giving
it.
Composer
Mahesh
Shankar
I
want
the
freedom
to
interpret
a
scene
or
situation
musically.
I
want
the
freedom
to
sit
with
my
director
and
collaborate
to
achieve
a
common
goal.
By
collaborating,
we
are
on
the
same
page
and
even
if
we
face
differences,
we
can
sort
it
out
by
exchanging
ideas.
Subtitlist
Rekha
Freedom
as
a
subtitlist
to
me
means
just
not
releasing
a
film,
but
providing
good
subtitles.
Announcing
the
fact
we
have
awesome
talent
in
all
spheres,
including
subtitling
and
dubbing.
And
India
is
not
only
Bollywood,
the
southern
cinema
exists
too.
Lyricist
Sirivennela
Sitaramasastri
Freedom
means
to
merge
Telugu
literature
with
film
songs
in
such
a
manner
that
our
younger
generation
appreciates
the
richness
of
the
language.
I
would
love
to
have
the
freedom
to
do
that
because
as
of
now
not
all
directors
are
open
to
the
idea.