Anurag Kashyap Recalls Heart Attack, Rehab After Netflix Shelved Film: 'It Was A Miscarriage'

• Anurag Kashyap's adaptation of Suketu Mehta’s Maximum City was shelved by Netflix after the Tandav controversy.
• Kashyap invested heavily, handwriting over 900 pages of the script, calling the project's cancellation a "miscarriage."
• The shelving led to a heart attack, health issues, and increased drinking, prompting him to go to rehab.
• He described the shelved film as his "best work" and a victim of "invisible censorship" by Netflix.
• Zoya Akhtar's offer to act in Made in Heaven helped him recover and get out of his room.