&quot;All these numbers tell you how many people went to see the film and not how many people liked the film. So I feel if you want to judge a film, you can&#39;t just take the numbers approach. It&#39;s a creative art form at the end of the day,&quot; Kagti told IANS in a group interview. <img alt="Talaash poster" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/mar/Aamir-Talaash.jpg" style="width: 400px; height: 417px;" /> After the success of her debut film &quot;Honeymoon Travels Pvt Ltd&quot;, Kagti teamed up with Aamir Khan, Rani Mukerji and Kareena Kapoor for thriller &quot;Talaash&quot;. Having assisted in the making of &quot;Lagaan&quot; and &quot;Dil Chahta Hai&quot;, both starring Aamir Khan, Kagti said she enjoyed directing the superstar. &quot;I didn&#39;t find him very rigid. I had worked with him in &#39;Lagaan&#39; and &#39;Dil Chahta Hai&#39; and I had seen how he was. So, honestly, I really wasn&#39;t worried. He was very supportive. He really took the trouble to understand my vision and supported me with it,&quot; she said. &quot;I always felt that Aamir had the deepest respect for my vision. We never had a difference in opinion. I told him what I wanted to do with the film and he liked it. In this case, I don&#39;t think I had any fears of my film going out of my hands,&quot; she said. Kagti said she believed in taking suggestions from team members while making a film. &quot;I feel that a part of directing is giving your crew a fair hearing. Taking good ideas from people, taking inputs never diminishes a director&#39;s control. That&#39;s just the way filmmaking works. It is a collaborative art form,&quot; she said. Kagti, who co-scripted &quot;Talaash&quot; with friend Zoya Akhtar, the director of &quot;Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara&quot;, said the two are &quot;not stuck at the hip all the time&quot;, but they were &quot;best friends&quot; and &quot;enjoy writing together&quot;. Kagti and Akhtar are working on two more scripts together. &quot;Zoya and I are developing two new stories. One for me to direct and one for Zoya and, hopefully, we will have something in our hands in the next couple of months,&quot; she said.

Box-office collections indicate how many people watched your film, not how many liked it, says Reema Kagti, whose second directorial venture "Talaash" is set for release Nov 30.

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