'I don't care about what is in the minds of the viewers. I don't wan't to follow their interests. Instead, I want them to follow our creations. Only by that way we can create novel films' says Roshan Andrews who shot to limelight with the superhit Udayananu Tharam.

Roshan is currently busy in the production of Note book with an entire cast of newcomers. Roshan is eagerly looking forward for the result of his new venture which is being shot in a high budget. The film which tells the problems of adolescence will be a different attempt in Malluwood.

'I am doing films which satisfy myself. If the film satisfy the masses who are a bit more critical than me, then I will win. I also need the support of media to promote these type of ventures' says Roshan who has got a number of projects under his sleeve.

Roshan is planning to start the Hindi version of Udayananu Tharam with Anil Kappoor this November. He will also direct the fourth part of Nadodikkattu with the title Daasan and Vijayan by the next year.