
Everything happened by chance: Ram Gopal Varma on 20 years of 'Satya'
India TodayBy Komal Panchamatia Mumbai, Jul 2 "Satya" is considered a milestone in contemporary Indian cinema and two decades after delivering the acclaimed film, director Ram Gopal Varma credits the success of the project to chance. When the film was in its early stage, the director reveals he wanted to cast Mahima Chaudhary as the leading lady but it was his "Rangeela" actor Urmila Matondkar who went on to play Vidya. The soundtrack of "Satya" was composed by Vishal Bhardwaj, with lyrics by Gulzar - songs like 'Kallu Mama' became a huge hit instantly, besides 'Sapne mein' and 'Tu mere paas bhi hai'. Post the 1998 superhit film, Varma made several films but only a handful of them like "Company", "Bhoot" and "Sarkar" managed to strike a chord with the audience.
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