"Had been dreaming to set up footprint in Bengal, Kolkata. The city of Ghatak and Satyajit Ray, both of whose films never fail to fascinate me," Ghai, who had launched Kolkata girl Misti in his last film Kanchi, said.
Coming to Whistling Woods, the maker of Khalnayak and Pardes, besides string of other movies, it was meant for all those youngsters who are inspired by the media and entertainment industry or are interested to make a career in the industry.
"We have already over 1000 alumni working successfully in the film and media industry at filmcity Goregaon.We would love to repeat the success story in the land of creative people," Ghai said.
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