Gandhari director Devashish Makhija has opened up about his journey in Bollywood, from arriving in Mumbai with Rs 700 and signing a three-film deal with YRF to struggling to pay rent and dealing with financial losses
Gandhari director Devashish Makhija has opened up about his journey in Bollywood, from arriving in Mumbai with Rs 700 and signing a three-film deal with YRF to struggling to pay rent and dealing with financial losses

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