National award winning director Vishal Bhardwaj says "there is no respect for law and no law enforcement" in the country.
Bhardwaj questioned the law situation of India, "There's lawlessness in this country, you can get away with anything. There's no respect for law, you can get away with anything, there's no law enforcement.Till the time there's no fear of the law, then nothing can happen."
The director added, "If a film is censored by the CBFC -- a government body, then how and why should anyone from a village corner sue us directly? We should be indemnified by the state. After the certificate is issued, there should be a tribunal and you can go directly to the tribunal and sue over there. That person will not come to Delhi and many things will be taken care of. "Once my film went to the censor board and one of the members told me, 'The problem with your films is that your films look real and that's scary... We don't want to see the mirror'."
He was asked if he could have released the movie Haider, "No, no way... these are the times that we think twice before saying anything and even saying this we think twice," he said.