In a repartee-like fashion, “The way he very slowly revealed details,” is the teaser we got. Nudging the creek of the conversation, “What did he like in Mastram in the first place?” was put across. “I only studied for a year after which I got bored and quit,” recounts a peevish voice. Bitten by the film bug in his own words, the dreamer in Jaiswal excused himself from Bhopal on the pretext of pursuing Bachelors in Mass Media in Mumbai. The twist Jaiswal has introduced is that the imagined writer aspires to write ‘high brow’ literary fiction or in simple words become Premchand but he ends up getting recognised for his sex stories. But as the book has progressed over the years, there must be multiple writers behind the pen name,” tells the debutante director who decided to concentrate on the foremost figure who startedu00a0it all. The research for the film was extremely difficult as there is no mention of a publishing house on the book, let alone an address. “This film is a fictional biopic of Mastram. Set) by Mastram Kapoor (Ed.) and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at. What is astounding is that Mastram, a pen name has no man behind it or at least is impossible to trace.
It’s perhaps reason why the Bhopal-born writer is able to understand and reflect the social milieu and aspirationsu00a0of B-towns. “The idea to make a film on Mastram came to me when I was in the 11th or 12th standard, as the book was a rage in our age group since the 9th standard,” shares Jaiswal whose claim to fame rests upon his scriptwriting skills for Gangs of Wasseypur.
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