“It’s true that the film depicts what happened to me when my office got sealed, but I’m not trying to make a political statement or targeting anyone. It’s a story about how people in the country deal with crisis and look for jugaad wherever possible,” says Kapur, who got Aanand Kumar, of Delhi Heights fame, to direct it. “I think Jugaad should have been my first film and Delhi Heights the second,” quips Kumar, who feels his forte lies in the comic arena rather than the serious cinema he started out with in his debutfilm. “Realistic cinema always has an edge since the masses can relate to it. Nobody wants to relive a severe event in a serious way again. Which is why I think the comical treatment would really work well,” says Kumar, currently working on a love story called Aa Chalein and an untitled comedy feature after this.