“I’m in the midst of closing a Marathi film and I want to work in every language. The idea is to double down on storytelling, as it is our superpower. Talent like actors and directors are also our superpower and so are the budgets, and our languages. I have the understanding of how to take movies and expand the footprint of an IP,” she tells us.

She adds that the true strength of the industry lies in collaboration. “If you see international films, you have five producers backing a single project, we should all collaborate back home too,” says Guneet.

Despite her international success, the producer says she isn’t slowing down until she achieves her biggest ambition: “That’s my $2 billion box office film and I feel it will be a regional film, it will be an offbeat genre and it will break out internationally.”

She adds that India is yet to have its “own Obsession moment”, referring to the horror film that grossed more than 540 times its budget. “We have amazing filmmakers and talent. I feel like If i was part of Manjummel Boys (2024), we could have taken it international and it would have broken out around the world. What’s holding us back?”, she shares.