The film supposedly would be the comeback of all of them. And then the film bombs.

Then come off the gloves and no-hold-bar statements come pouring out. Ram Gopal Varma’s Department, which crashed at the box office follows the pattern.

It shows the fissures that ran deep within the team. The stakeholders are now indulging in a slug fest with Sanjay Dutt going to the extent of saying he doesn’t want to ever join hands with RGV again.

Dutt said, “Hits and flops are a part of the industry. But I really don’t know if I shall work with Ramu again.

” Dharam Oberoi, CEO of Sanjay Dutt Productions, too said, “I am sure that I don’t want to work with Ramu on any other project in my life. We told Ramu so often those 5D cameras, which he used, are not apt to make a film but to no avail.

Ramu just does not listen.” Dutt seconded Oberoi saying, “I have been in the industry for 32 years and I know which cameras are suitable and which are not.

But ab kya karen? Jo ho gaya so ho gaya. But yes, I really don’t know at this point of time if I want to work with Ramu again.

” RGV?s reaction to the outrage was predictable: “I don’t know what they are thinking and neither do I care? but from my side, I don’t want to see the faces of Sanjay Dutt and Dharam Oberoi for the rest of my life.” Sphere: Related Content Posted in (less)