I have seen people in the industry asking for cigarettes from London to smoke. Knowing the difficulty and value of money was taught to me. Rs.350 was monthly ration, Rs.80 was house rent Rs.20 light bill….my wife was writing the ‘Lekka’ and transferring the saved money to the next month. It was the days of Rs.20000 for a film direction which had to be maintained for the whole year. Look at me I cried when Rs.170 was picked from my pocket decades ago. But when one loses ‘Maryadhe’ he loses everything in life. He agrees to the point that when ‘W’ that is wealth comes the Wine and Woman comes in plenty. It has been very careful and he never forgot the moral responsibility and social liability in his life. Growing up in life in penury Bharaga had a glorious innings. That is not his age but number of films in Kannada. Eminent director Bhargava is keeping low key after 50.
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