"I would like for us to be known as one of the strongest content production houses in the country"

Actor, producer and writer HARMAN BAWEJA talks about cinema, success and more in conversation with BW Businessworld's Jyotsna A Sharma. Excerpts

Looking back at your journey, the one thing you would have done differently?

Honestly, I wouldn't like to change anything. Success and failure are both very important in one's life, and you have to take the positive route and learn from your failures.

How has the Indian cinema industry changed with OTT in play?

Well I think it has changed dramatically. In the past, when we spoke about theatrical films, the pressure was always on the box office. The economics of cinema played a crucial role.

When it comes to OTT, the business is still very much in play but it gives you the opportunity to explore a lot more and we've seen that with a lot of web series.

Also, with OTT there's been a huge influx of great talent, which is now transcending into mainstream films. You end up creating a far superior product when you have the best of talent.

The most challenging film project you have worked on. How did you overcome the challenge?