A biography for Harshvardhan Kapoorhasn’t been written yet.
“Stars are Aamir Khan, Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan. People will go and watch their film on the first day. That is stardom.”
“Link-ups are part of actors' lives.”
“I really do not take much interest in forming an opinion on anything political because I am not inclined to that.”
“I think if 'Bhavesh Joshi' was made in the 1990s, dad would have been a very good fit for the role. He could have done it really well.”
“If you have talent and belief in yourself, eventually you will find your place.”
“There is unpredictability and randomness to life and films should reflect that.”
“I will be letting down the audience if I don't take that much time to prepare for the characters.”
“Sonam is in her own world, and she's done all kinds of films. But I also think it's easier sometimes for a heroine to fit in a lot of films.”
“I want to create my own identity.”
“I don't want to be a typical Bollywood hero.”
“With 'Mirzya,' we knew we were going to do something new and different and whenever you try and do that you do not always succeed. The personal success of the film for me was working with Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, whom I have idolised.”
“Aamir Khan has been a huge influence on my life.”
“Aisha' was a first-of-its-kind chick flick. That started a trend.”
“I like to apply my mind when I watch films. I don't like to be spoon-fed.”
“When you call a film 'Bhavesh Joshi Superhero,' people expect something like 'Krrish,' not a two-and-a-half-hour story of a common man.”
“I cannot judge my performance, but I think 'Mirzya' was made for me.”
“Because of the path that I've taken, with doing the alternative films and not doing the conformist, regular movies, and not being in the media too much, and doing my own thing, a lot of the people who've consumed my work have more of an idea of what I'm like.”
“I am a 90s kid.”
“Obviously, no matter how well I do, no matter how many films I do, no matter what I achieve in life, there will be a small minority of people that will want to hate me because I'm Anil Kapoor's son.”
“It is disheartening when you put in two-three years of work on a film and it doesn't work.”