If things work out according to his plans, Shekhar Kapur will direct an Indo-China film after completing his latest project Paani. Confirming the same Kapur said, "After Paani, I am seriously thinking of doing a film on India and China. As a matter of fact, I have been offered to do an India-China film many times," he added. He was speaking on the sidelines of the Asia TV Forum & Market Conference being held in Singapore. "I am just surprised that India and China have not made a film together at all," he wondered. Kapur also thought Singapore was the obvious choice to do an India-China film, pointing out that the people of the two countries share a lot of mythologies such as Hanuman. Elaborating on his choice of Singapore to shoot films, he said the city state would have to attract creative people with incentives to set up their workstations here. “But to attract a community of creative people, the country must offer more financial incentives and make it comfortable for them to live here. Every nation in the world is offering incentives some as high as 30 pc to 40 pc to filmmakers,” he observed.