Filmmakers should make movies showcasing Indian heritage: Subhash Ghai

'Showman' Subhash Ghai says he would like to see directors making more films that showcase Indian heritage to the international audience. The 70-year-old filmmaker said he regrets that several Oscar-winning films based on India-related subjects were not made by directors from our country. "I am not fascinated by the Oscars, but we are happy that a film on Mahatma Gandhi got the Oscars. Through 'Gandhi' the foreign audience saw India, but sadly that was not made by any Indian director. It was made by Richard Attenborough," Ghai said. "We want our filmmakers to internationally showcase our heritage with Indian sensibilities," he said.