A biography for Arjun Mathurhasn’t been written yet.
“I got hate for 'The Accidental Prime Minister' and I hate myself for doing that.”
“Bollywood's space is reserved for star kids and what not.”
“Living in India in 2020, it's almost a daily assault on, you know, the erosion of our freedoms.”
“I am just an actor waiting to be cast, and it is really up to the filmmakers whether they want to cast me or not.”
“Nothing can replace human interaction, looking into the co-actors eyes and performing with them. That is what acting is.”
“There is a lot of speculation about whether I am gay or straight. People actually ask my friends.”
“I did 'My Name Is Khan' and 'My Friend Pinto,' and I wasn't happy with where they were trying to slot me. So I decided to focus on films that were giving me more to do.”
“After 'Made in Heaven,' I want to continue being associated with a certain quality of work.”
“I like to put out things that need to be spoken about.”
“I don't come from a film background, and I didn't employ any gimmicks or tactics to gain audience appreciation.”
“My process is very simple: I read the script, go to the set, and act. It is like living a life, day by day.”
“I am not working to please an audience. I am working to please myself. If there is an audience which ends up connecting with the stuff I do, then great.”
“Right at the beginning of my career, I did a couple of short films which were based on a social cause.”
“There's a whole bunch of actors who have come to be known as good and dependable. But opportunities from mainstream Bollywood have evaded them because of box office or market limitations.”
“I personally think there's a far greater audience for OTT, and streaming shows and for work that is of international calibre.”
“In my own family, my own brother was not well and required a kidney transplant.”
“There is a learning in every experience.”
“There's a certain breed of actors who has been always experimenting irrespective of the social landscape for the mediums of entertainment.”
“As long as I stay on top of my fitness routine, that really keeps me mentally stable.”
“I was always clear about the fact that if I ever had a position in life where my voice could effect a positive change in society, I would do it.”