Hanung Bramantyo, the film director of "Ayat-ayat cinta" wrote an interesting post of the challenges, frustration and difficulties in shooting this movie.
I find it eye-opening, sometimes hilarious.
Amongst others:
- At some point, the producers (Of Indian descent) want to make it more pop, more youthful, meaning more "Kuch kuch Hota Hai"
- Ryanti Catwright playing Aisha, has to juggle her job as MTV VJ and her being deported. (She has UK passport)
- Thinking that Jodhpur in India is an isolated location, not a popular tourist destination (C'mon Hanung, you should have known better!), the crew had to ride a (mini) bus for the 24 hours travel time from Mumbai instead of a plane tickets.
Find it here at his blog (In Indonesian only):
http://dearestmask.blogs.friendster.com/my_blog/2007/11/kisah_di_balik_.html
I find it eye-opening, sometimes hilarious.
Amongst others:
- At some point, the producers (Of Indian descent) want to make it more pop, more youthful, meaning more "Kuch kuch Hota Hai"
- Ryanti Catwright playing Aisha, has to juggle her job as MTV VJ and her being deported. (She has UK passport)
- Thinking that Jodhpur in India is an isolated location, not a popular tourist destination (C'mon Hanung, you should have known better!), the crew had to ride a (mini) bus for the 24 hours travel time from Mumbai instead of a plane tickets.
Find it here at his blog (In Indonesian only):
http://dearestmask.blogs.friendster.com/my_blog/2007/11/kisah_di_balik_.html
 clipped from ruangfilm.com
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