Q: What did you experience while working as a co-producer?
A: In every field you experience something good and something bad. In fact the idea of this film emerged form our chit-chatting with Chandrakant Kulkarni and Girish Joshi. But soon after I realized that it is very hard to materialize ideas into reality.
As a co-producer, I realised that film production is a team work and not only producer's responsibility. Each and every stage of production i.e.- Preproduction – Production – Post Produciton is imoprtant and the persons working on that particular stage are of primemost importance. Right from spot boy to actor, editor, sound recordist, cameraman, director...Well, this is only about production team. Once you get sensor certificate the focus changes. Now the responsibility is shifted to distributors, theatre owners, designers and production managers. The most important thing is right from the first moment of the creation to the end of the work, it is producer's responsibility to keep harmony and zeal of the work among the team members. When it comes to production money matters and I think that there should not be any compromise about finance if you really want to do something to the perfection. Fortunately, I had dedicatd team members who worked hard and gave their best.

A: As I told you before the storyline arose form our discussion with him. Besides, he has given several silver jubilee films like 'Bindhast', 'Bhet', 'Kay dyacha Bola'. He has directed around 60 marathi plays. He is simply one of the best directors today. I would like to give him full credit for completing my film within 22 days and that's not a samll deed.

Q: Tell us about your role in 'Kadachit'.
A: This the story of a modern woman, who is a caring mother, wife and a Neuro-surgeon. It's about how she confronts the problems arising form her past and present. It was really a challenging role. But, I am think that I have done justice to the character despite being away from acting for 10yrs.

It’s a songless movie as there was no point in thrusting song unnecessarily. Amar Mohile’s inscrutable music would really give you an edge of the seat excitement.