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This is epic stuff! A war of words between Ram Gopal Varma and Anurag Kashyap

May 19, 2015, 14:48 IST

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Once upon a time, at the very beginning of their Bollywood journey, both were ‘friendly colleagues’. Anurag Kashyap had written the script for Satya, that turned Ram Gopal Varma into a household name overnight. Anurag even wrote the dialogues for one of Varma’s other successful movies, Shool.

But, several yars down the line, these two have turned foes. The proof- a very verbal and public Twitter spat over Anurag’s recent box office debacle, Bombay Velvet. Sample this:
And RGV being himself, the tirade didn’t stop at just that and went into the name-calling territory.
For the record, Bombay Velvet, which was touted to be Kashyap’s dream project, opened to bad critical and commercial reception despite having stars like Ranbir Kapoor and Anushka Sharma in the leading roles.

However, the fact that his dream project gave some of the people nightmares did not stop Kashyap from standing up for his film and posting a long note on his Facebook account, about how he firmly believes in the film.

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You can check the note here.

Reacting to Kashyap’s stand, Varma posted another of his philosophical tweets. Here is what happened after that:
As a matter of fact, RGV, Karan Johar and Anurag Kashyap go back a long way. As mentioned earlier, Varma and Kashyap have worked together for Satya while Johar and Varma have had twitfights in the past, over Johar’s movies My Name Is Khan and Student Of The Year.

Well, all we can say is, if coffee can bring these master film-makers together, we won’t mind them sharing a few cuppas with each other for the love of cinema. However, that is not going to happen soon, because if reports are to be believed, Anurag Kashyap is moving to France for an indefinite period of time, which according to him is the most cinema-friendly country in the world.

Here’s hoping that Kashyap comes back to give Bollywood more jewels like Gulaal, Gangs of Wasseypur and Dev.D.


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