India, July 11 -- Director and screenwriter Anurag Kashyap has opened up about being frustrated with Netflix and why he chose to cut off from the producers and team associated with the platform. In an interview with The Juggernaut, Anurag shared that he spent a year and half of his life in writing a 900-page script for a series with Netflix, which went nowhere as he was 'ghosted' by them.

During the interaction, Anurag opened up about his adaptation on Suketu Mehta's Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found, and said, "I have done the adaptation, but it's stuck. I have been with the book for 21 years. The scripts are done but the project is kind of stalled. I am desperately want to bring it to life. This was the reason why I imploded when it ...