For the first time since Pathaan's release, director Siddharth Anand speaks to Anupama Chopra on Directors' Cut about the making of the film, directing Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan in that iconic cameo scene and designing the 'seeti and clap' moments in the film. Watch to find out what where the director will take the universe next.

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Time Stamps:
00:00 The Making Of Pathaan with Siddharth Anand
02:20 The Art of creating an Event Film
06:33 Why Siddharth Anand became a filmmaker
07:15 Siddharth Anand's favourite directors
10:10 Designing 'Seeti' moments for Pathaan
11:47 Anupama Chopra's experience while watching Pathaan
12:33 Decoding Pathaan's climax
14:27 Siddharth Anand's process of building a film
19:00 Siddharth Anand on a filmmaker's conviction
21:18 Siddharth Anand on the Heightened Reality of a film
24:33 Siddharth Anand on choosing locations for his films
26:42 Tiger & Pathaan
28:23 Siddharth Anand on John Abraham
30:22 Hindi Cinema audience
33:50 Best scene of SRK from Pathaan
35:12 Siddharth Anand on social media negativity
36:30 Fan theories of the YRF spy universe
39:40 Bollywood vs South Films
40:20 Siddharth wants to make a love story with Hrithik Roshan
41:30 Q&A with the Audience

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