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Indian director and screenwriter who began his career as a TV producer. Mehta earned critical accolades for his 1980 feature debut, "A Folk Tale," which took an uncompromising, yet humorous look at the inequities of the Indian caste system. He reached a wider Western audience with "Spices" (1987).