Taking the severe
criticism
from audience and critics alike over his latest relase '
Mohenjo Daro
', director
Ashutosh Gowariker has said that despite the film's commercial failure, he was proud how the film shaped up, while promising to right the wrongs that may have been committed while making the film.
Talking to mass communication students at an institute in Bhopal recently, the filmmaker clarified that he not only consulted with archaeologists but also tried to keep the facts and details as real as possible. He urged audiences not to pay heed to detractors and critics who say that things like costumes and the dialect were not in sync with the era depicted in the film.
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