Jackky Bhagnani

“The female lead in 'Bellbottom' has to be in sync with Akshay Sir's screen persona.”

“Once you are on the set as an actor, you are detached for three or six months.”

“I'm grateful and thankful that my work as an individual has been accepted.”

“I'm a dancer in my head.”

“There is a lot of art that goes into giving the audience a very engaging and very entertaining time, and we want to do that.”

“Obesity is the biggest disease of mankind - bigger than even cancer. Your self-confidence is low and you become mentally sick.”

“With my father's backing, I can get a film, but at the end of the day, what's important is executing it.”

“Priyanka Chopra is the fittest of all actresses. She is fit, agile and athletic.”

“Even when I was a fat kid, I used to love dancing.”

“From running around as an assistant to having the camera following for you is a big step, especially for someone like me who never thought I'd succeed in what I wanted to do.”

“There was a time when I used to feel conscious because of my weight. I was never at ease. It was a very bad phase of my life.”

“We as human beings want things to come easily to us. But we know that is not possible and we need to work hard.”

“I don't think its wrong to party.”

“If people feel I am a product of nepotism and my father is a producer, I can't do anything about it. All I can do is work harder.”

“If you are a producer's son you are never given that benefit of doubt of being new. I had to be good from my first film.”

“I was born in Bollywood, life before Bollywood doesn't exist for me.”

“Wherever you are, whether in Mumbai, Lalbaugh, Meerut or Bihar, you will find that when a person is in problem, he goes first to his friend.”

“For me good and honest work matters.”

“Parents can sometimes become over protective of their children, and that can stop their growth. But the funny part is that when the son grows up to be a father, he will also be the same.”

“For me, as the name suggests, 'Youngistan' stands for the youth by the youth and of the youth of India. The film is a common love story in a very uncommon premise.”