Martin Scorsese, Neeraj Ghaywan on India’s Oscar Contender ‘Homebound’: Watch the Conversation (EXCLUSIVE)

I think 'Homebound' is gonna be a game changer 🚀! Scorsese's involvement alone should guarantee a win, but what I love about Ghaywan's approach is that he doesn't make it feel like Scorsese took over 🙅‍♂️. The fact that he wove in universal themes of migration and dignity is genius 🤩. What really gets me is how they stuck to the real-life story, no lectures or grand statements just a human story about two guys trying to survive 💔. If it wins Best Picture, I'll be over here screaming at the TV "I TOLD YA!" 😂
 
😏 I'm not convinced by this whole "Cinema Fairy Godmother" thing. What's with Ghaywan going on about how Scorsese was like a magical fairy godmother to him? Like, isn't that just a bit much? Did the director actually have a mentor relationship or is that just some PR spin? 🤔
 
I'm low-key hyped for 'Homebound' to win at the Oscars 🎉👏! Neeraj Ghaywan and Martin Scorsese's collab is giving me LIFE! I mean, can you imagine two cinematic legends working together? It's like a dream come true. The way they talk about the film's themes of migration and dignity is so powerful 🌟. I loved how Scorsese kept his involvement secret until the end - that's some top-notch Hollywood magic ✨. And honestly, I think it's great that Ghaywan gave credit to Melita Toscan Du Plantier for inspiring his work - we should be celebrating more women in cinema 👍!
 
omg, can you believe martin scorsese is like literally the cinema fairy godmother to neeraj ghaywan 🤯?! i mean, their convo after that new york screening sounds so intimate and deep, defo worth watching 'homebound' just to see them in action 🎥👏 ghaywan's description of scorsese as his "elder brother" is so sweet, btw ❤️
 
I'm so excited to see Martin Scorsese's involvement in "Homebound"!!! 🎥 It's like he brought his own magic to the project! I love how Neeraj Ghaywan described him as his "Cinema Fairy Godmother" - that speaks volumes about their collaboration. The fact that they kept Scorsese's involvement a secret until the final edit is so cool. I'm curious to see how Scorsese's presence elevates the film, especially considering its real-life origins. It sounds like it's going to be a powerful story about migration and dignity... fingers crossed for "Homebound" at the Oscars 🤞
 
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