When Phir Milenge was offered to me, I was going through a very low phase [Shilpa's parents were arrested after they allegedly threatened a Surat-based businessman with help from the underworld]. I was very disturbed.
When I started working for this film, I realised we get disturbed and tense about small things in life. But what is the most important thing in life? Life itself!
Your problems will seem very small when you see the world from this film's point of view.
Not only is Phir Milenge a woman-oriented film, it also has a woman director, two big heroes and a sensitive subject. I am happy to get all these elements in one film.
Box office success is immaterial to me. Now I work for creative satisfaction.