Bollywood director Anurag Basu who was at the 11th Mumbai Film Festival (MFF) to catch up on foreign movies says that Indian films are screened at various international festivals and do good business abroad but still they are yet to go global as they are not widely watched by the foreign audiences.

Basu says “We assume that our films are going global through these kind of festivals but other than NRIs no one watches them abroad. Films are released abroad, making good business but that doesn’t mean that they are going global.”

Anurag Basu

The director, whose much talked about Kites is ready for release, is happy that MFF is bringing in world cinema to the city.

When asked about his forthcoming film Kites starring Hrithik Roshan, he said, “the film is complete and I am waiting for the prints.”

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