In this exclusive interview with The New Indian, acclaimed director, writer, and producer Subhash Ghai talks about his upcoming film Chor Police, his production house Mukta Arts, and his film college Whistling Woods. Ghai shares his childhood memories of reading classics and epics such as Ramayana and Mahabharata, which influenced his decision to become a filmmaker. He also talks about his experiences growing up in Delhi and the importance of storytelling. Ghai discusses how corruption has been a major theme in his films and praises Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision and determination to transform India. He also touches on the importance of working alone and in a team, his writing process, and the selection of locations for his films. This interview provides a fascinating insight into the mind of one of India's most celebrated filmmakers.