Right here on filmmaking.net you'll find these links
?url? http://www.filmmaking.net/links/browseresults.asp?country=India?/url?

Even if you don't want to go to school (and in my opinion film school is a waste of time) you can connect with people who have the same interest as you. Offer to work on student films.

Make your own short movies. You don't need top of like equipment - you need desire and above all, you need dedication. Not dedication to the thought of making movies - many, many "filmmakers" talk about making movies - you need to shoot. Shoot one short movie a month. On a 20 year old VHS if that's all you have. Learn the craft and develop your skills.

In the meantime, you start making connections in the professional world. Sweep the floors of stages. Serve food on a set. Anything that will get to in contact with people making movies.

India leads the world in the annual output of feature films. It won't be easy. But if you don't get out there today, you will miss a great opportunity that won't be available tomorrow.

?url? http://www.nfdcindia.com/index.html?/url?

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The aim of an argument or discussion should not be victory, but progress.
Joseph Joubert, essayist (1754-1824)

START MAKING FILMS PERIOD. Filmmaking is all about trial and error from the beginning, borrow books, write a few scripts and start filming anything and everything you see to get a feel for the camera. There is no right or wrong way to break into the film industry. If you dont have any connections dont sweat. Dont get down on yourself or obsess with the notion of having to kiss ass. The bottom line: If your good the world will take notice.