What you feel about a film is what you feel when you're in love with a woman. You fight for her love and it's always a struggle... there are misunderstandings and you're always trying to prove that there's more to you.

There's nothing quite like a quiet corner in a coffee shop to gather your thoughts and begin writing.

I write linearly without knowing the full story. I discover it as I write it.

I like to show love in a way that will bring a smile or a tear to viewers.

I write my scripts on a whim, without worrying about plot points and graphs.

Nayakan,' 'Sathya' and 'Thevar Magan' are my biggest influences.

If I am going to be afraid of the criticisms that my films get, I am never going to make films.

The music I listen, the book I read, and the people I meet; these are some things that keeps me going.

Ranbir was my first choice for 'Ek Deewana Tha.' I tried to get in touch in with. Forget about meeting Ranbir. I couldn't even meet his secretary. Yes, even the secretary refused to meet me.