People had trust issues with us initially: Raj and DK

It is not everyday that two software consultants quit their well-paying jobs in America to take a plunge in Bollywood but Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK did just that.

The directors say in the beginning, they had a hard time convincing people that they could make films.

Raj and DK started their journey with "Flavors" in 2003 but they call it "a part-time film" because they were still working in the US.

With plenty of ideas in the mind and "enough money to survive" in the industry for a while, they approached producers with a script that became the hit crime-comedy "99".

In an interview with

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