Indiantelevision dot com's Archive of Writer Interviews

'Archive for Writer Interviews'

	"A daily can easily go on for over two years" (28 November 2002)	Bharavi Shah
	"Nobody writes dailies by choice" (4 September 2002)	Irshad Kamil
	"Dialogues, not visuals hold the TV audience rapt" (22 April 2002)	Akash Khurana
	"The writer's task is to facilitate the director's vision" (18 April 2002)	Ajitabh Menon
	'Most new writers are not well read.' (18 March 2002)	B M Vyas
	"Not many writers venture into comedy and horror" (22 February 2002)	Raghuveer Shekhavat
	"The 20-odd minutes of the latest episode are more important these days than the story per se" (6 February 2002)	Sandhya Divecha
	'I wouldn't mind writing a funny love story' (21 January 2002)	Shridhar Raghavan
	"It's content that matters, not the style of writing" (5 January 2002)	Ila Bedi Dutta
	"If I get into direction, the writer in me will suffer" (27 December 2001)	Mir Muneer
	"Sensitivity and observation are some of the qualities required of an effective writer" (3 November 2001)	Anjana Sood
	"A writer needs powers of observation and sensitivity" (2 October 2001)	Vinta Nanda
	"The very scope of creating something new is extremely limited on TV" (15 September 2001)	Vipul D Shah
	"I like subjects woven around relationships" (21 June 2001 )	Gajra Kottary