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Bollywood Star Amitabh Bachchan may not think of Slumdog very highly but the rest of the Bollywood does. Its based on this Indian diplomat Vikas Swaroop’s book Q & A and people are wondering why no Indian filmmaker came up with that kinda film from India. Why did it have to be a foreigner who walked away with credits of making a very ‘Indian’ film? Here’s what the biggies of Indian Film Industry had to say: Govind Nihalani: “I very much wanted to adapt Vikas Swaroop’s “Q & A” into a film. I met the author and he told me the film rights had already been sold to Film Four even before the book was published. The matter ended there.” Santosh Sivan: “I haven’t seen the film. But from what I’ve read about it, “Slumdog Millionaire” is quite a different sensibility and perspective of portraying the extremes. ” Dibakar Banerjee: “I haven’t read Vikas Swaroop’s novel, but if I had read it and liked it, of course I’d have made it. At the moment I’m negotiating th