More than 150 directors have made debut in the Hindi film industry between 2010 and 2012. A new director is supported by a well-organised film making unit, and so it is not risky to make a film with a first time director. The industry has to learn to spot talent. There are mentors who are ready to take the new comers into their fold. Employing a new director is more economical too, since established directors are as costly as the stars. Then there are producers who also write scripts. However, they do not have the time to direct. They prefer new directors. New directors have to face the challenges of changes in the film at the last minute. There are issues of casting too. They may be asked to get an actor on board. These days the calculations of the film’s success go topsy-turuy. It is for this reason the industry is receptive to the new talent.