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Exclusive: RGV's office 'Company' is designed in the most quirky manner possible

Says RGV, “The look of my office is a reflection of my personality, which obviously reflects in my films too.

Ram Gopal Varma, known for his dark and grim movies, has found a perfect office for himself, which utterly reflects his persona. His new workspace, Company, in Mumbai, is indeed the talk of the town. His professional space largely resembles his personality, and the director claims that he has himself designed every bit of it.

“It’s completely mine,” he tells us in an exclusive chat. “I wanted each and every part of the exterior, as well as every nook and corner to reflect an attitude. Anyone who comes to my office should already know what kind of a person I am, even before meeting me.”

Surrounded by pictures of all things dark and unusual, the look of the place gives you the taste of the filmmaker. The office boasts of some of the most advance interiors and cost Rs 15 crore to decorate, reportedly.

Exclusive: RGV's office 'Company' is designed in the most quirky manner possible

The director claims that he has himself designed every bit of it.

His professional space largely resembles his personality.

Says RGV, “The look of my office is a reflection of my personality, which obviously reflects in my films too. The huge gun and the brass statue of a woman outside, signify my primal fascination for power and beautiful women.” If the ground floor doesn’t stun you enough, the first floor of the office will blow your mind. Each and every room is named after personalities — both historic and from showbiz — like Urmila, Donald Trump, Dawood Ibrahim, Narendra Modi, and more. Explains the filmmaker, “There are 10 doors. And each door is named in the honour or memory of someone, who at some time or the other, affected my life in some way. There’s Modi, for the power he presents; Dawood for the path breaking underworld films I made; Nagarjuna for the break he gave me as a director; Urmila, for my most popular movie, Gandhi for his peace; Hitler for his tyranny, and Trump for his entertainment value.”

( Source : Deccan Chronicle. )
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