ANURAG KASHYAP BRINGS GANGS OF WASSEYPUR TO UNITED KINGDOM

Anurag Kashyap may have been branded a torch-bearer of new-age Indian cinema but the filmmaker says he hates carrying any such burden. "I hate being a poster boy, because a he eventually becomes a dart board. I never consciously carried any kind of burden of new-wave Indian cinema but people have a tendency to label you. All I felt was that if there were more filmmakers who made cinema I relate to, then I could also co-exist. It would increase my chances of survival," Kashyap told PTI. In London to promote Gangs of Wasseypur, which releases across Britain on February 23, Kashyap described the two-part gritty gangster flick as his most commercial film till date