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In the UK lockdown, it states you can only do one form of exercise a day outside or else you will receive a fine. How will the police know how many times you have exercised?A good copper does not enforce the letter of the law, they enforce the spirit of the law.I realise on the face of it that doesn’t make much sense, so let me explain.The model of policing in the UK is known as ‘policing by consent’. Sir Robert Peel quite rightly recognised that a numerically inferior police force can not hope to enforce the law effectively if the public decides they don’t want them to- the public must believe that the presence and actions of the police are in the public good.As a result, police in the UK are expected to do their best to maintain public trust in the police, and thus public consent to enforce the law. Police in the UK are thus expected to show common sense in enforcing the law- if they go about nicking everyone for every minor infraction without bothering to consider the circumstances, then they’re not going to retain public consent for very long, are they?Enforcing the letter of the law is an option, but not always the best option. The law is a tool which the officer can use to accomplish their overall goal, which is of course to keep society safe and preserve our quality of life as best they can.In the instance of the coronavirus, the goal is to ensure that people are being sensible. If you are demonstrably being a tool and putting other people in danger, then the officer will search their mental rolodex, find a law which covers the specific form of toolery you are indulging in, and nick you for that.But you can get away with all sorts of minor infractions providing you aren’t being a tool about it, because it simply isn’t in the public interest to prosecute you. The upshot of all this is that if you choose to go for a jog twice a day, then nobody is going to care providing you make reasonable efforts to keep the requisite 2m away from anyone else.Behave like a responsible citizen and they will leave you alone, but if you leave the house every morning at 8am wearing lycra and a pair of trainers and don’t return until 6pm, then you’re going to get nicked just for taking the piss.

Royce has provided a very good & consistent answer to your question. For the most part, production companies who are in the business of producing feature length films for the international market will 'Option' (rent) your literary property for a certain period of time and money. That done though doesn't mean they will produce the property. It gives them the sole and exclusive rights to do what ever they want with it and that may mean shelving it because they have a sim. project that is slated for or in development which may be in direct comp. with yours.The chances of a production company Optioning your property, offering you the Director job and producing it are slim.You need to form your own production corporation then go after development funding and/or letters of interest from marque talent.It's not that difficult securing letters of interest from marquee talent on the grounds that certain conditions are met, and with that it is much easier to approach production companies with proven financial and distribution track records to Co-Produce with you.

Interestingly, a number of competitive Indian parents (I personally know some MBA couples who have done this), are naming their children with the initial letters of the alphabet to give them the initial impetus of 'coming first' everywhere. Names like 'Aaditya' are becoming popular because a child with a name starting with 'Aa' will be called upon first for everything, right? On a side note, I am sure he will be very riled with his parents when he is called first for every viva voce and will have the undivided attention of every examiner...or not?Anilkumar Panda pointed out rightly that in case of a tie between two candidates for a seat in a college or qualifying in an exam/job, their birth dates are compared first and the older person is given preference...if that happens to be the same, the person whose name appears first alphabetically is given preference. It is a no-brainer that 'Aa' has the edge nobody else has! You can say thank you Aaditya!Anyway, now that the letter thing is out of the way, yes, names are unusual these days and in India, the Hindu-Muslim name divide is blurring. Meanings of names are important, names can be of any origin - Greek, Egyptian, Arabic, Game of Thrones (read Arya)... As the OP has rightly noted, nobody calls their child Rama or Krishna any more except people in villages. In cities, a Krishna will convert himself into a Krsnà in no time, if only to fox teachers and form fillers.When I ask a little kid their name these days, it takes a minute for the name to sink in and some questions asking the meaning and origin definitely follow. Intrigue is a value new names aim at and succeed at...Kian, Samaira, Akshataa...Many parents go in for short four or five letter names. 'V' is getting popular with some baby boys 'Viaan', 'Vihaan', 'Vidur'...but I still go with 'A' being a preferred choice for competitive parents!What's in a name...said Shakespeare...little did he know!