Film maker “Cat Vindaloo” trying to make a Bollywood film on the Moon

Question

I'm pretty sure this isn't false memory syndrome, but as a kid I frequently read scifi anthologies from my local library in the late 60's & amongst many others, one story has always stuck with me - it was a story featuring a futuristic Indian film maker called "Cat Vindaloo", trying to make "Bollywood" film on the Moon - beyond that & the ludicrous (& funny) name I can't remember much else.

Anyone else recall this short story & the anthology it featured in – it was definitely in the older reader section of the library's' scifi section.

Answer 1

I know this is a very old post, but I believe this might be "A Taste for Dostoevsky" by Brian Aldiss.

Looking up, he saw that a solitary figure stood on a ridge of rock, staring moodily up at the fake heavens. He identified it as Cat Vindaloo, the Pakistani director of their show, and called a greeting to him.
  Cat nodded sourly and altered his position without actually coming any nearer to Moore.
  “We went over well tonight,” Moore said.
  “They still pay to come and watch,” Cat said.
  “Your trouble is, you’re obsessed with being a failure, Cat. Come on, snap out of it. If there’s anything wrong with the show, it is that it’s too realistic. I’d personally like to see less of a dying fall to end with—maybe a grand finale such as they’d have had at the end of last century, with all the crew parading outside the ship, taking a bow.”

Seems like a relatively rare story.