MUMBAI, Jan 23: Bollywood director Dibakar Banerjee says the camera plays a dynamic role in his forthcoming “Love, Sex Aur Dhoka” (LSD), which is about stories behind sensational headlines. And he is certain the content of the movie and the filmmaking technique will surprise audiences.
“The medium and the technique in the film are as important as the content. That is what will take the audience totally by surprise because they are not used to seeing a film being made this way,” said Banerjee told IANS.
“LSD is made with a digital camera and the way camera behaves makes it very different from the other Indian or international cinema. The concept is very new and it will hit the audience right in the beginning. And if the audience can get over that shock in the first 5 or 10 minutes, after that the content will keep them occupied.
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