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“We need to make good commercial films that resonate with the whole of India.”
“All the movies that my father has produced have some or the other connection with me.”
“I learnt a lot from my first film. I realised that even if you perform well or the budget of the film is big, ultimately what matters most is the script.”
“If I start competing with others, I will be bothered about others.”
“F.A.L.T.U' had a strong message in a realistic way.”
“Any son would be happy to offer help to his father in difficult times.”
“Akshay sir is truly a producer's actor and it has been a privilege to work with him. He is constantly thinking about everyone and everything.”
“If my first film would have done well, no one would have questioned me about being a star kid. Maybe I didn't choose the right film.”
“No one achieves anything in life easily no matter who you are and where you come from.”
“We all work eventually for money, but 'Sarbjit' is slightly above all that. This is the story of an innocent man, and every Indian and every person should watch the film as it is dedicated to all those who have been stuck in jail for various reasons for years.”
“As a kid, I avoided all forms of exercise and sports. So, by the time I reached class 10, I weighed a whopping 99 kilos.”
“Why should I be insecure? That will not help me.”
“I was an asthmatic patient and I weighed 130 kgs, I was always made fun of, no girl was willing to date me.”
“Even to ensure you are in the running to be a good actor takes a lot of effort.”
“My bua lives here, so I have fond memories of Delhi as a child. Also, my first movie 'Youngistaan' was shot here.”
“I am not desperate for movies and I feel, I can afford to wait.”
“I don't live in a bubble.”
“Even though 'F.A.L.T.U' is being directed by a choreographer, it is not a film about dance or a film where unnecessary dance sequences are incorporated. It is lot more than that.”
“I feel Irrfan sir is a supreme actor. I can never replace him. I'm a big fan of him.”
“Welcome To Karachi' lets me try finer comedy.”