I am not really bothered about the fact that Gajendra Chauhan, the choice of BJP as the chairman of FTII, has not received any national or international awards like all the earlier dignitaries who occupied that chair. After all, awards need not be a criterion for one’s creative life. It is like questioning how many national or international awards Van Gogh had received in his life, except the loss of his ear. I also do not wish to make any moralistic judgement about the BJP candidate Gajendra Chauhan in involving in sex films like Khuli Khidki. After all sex is also an art. My problem is that he has splashed his bad art all over by proving that he neither knows the art of sex nor the art of cinema in consumer film products like Khuli Khidki. On top of it, he does not even have the art of management of an institution like FTII, when he threatens to close down FTII if he is not accepted as a chairperson. So the lesson for BJP: You can carve an art work even with stone. But the choice of the stone should be good enough. This stone doesn’t hold.
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