A biography for Kunal Kapoorhasn’t been written yet.
“Akshay is incredibly strong. He trains to actually be physically strong, not just to look muscular.”
“I learnt the importance of team effort in making a film.”
“Every time you visualise Punjab in Hindi films, it's portrayed in a typical way.”
“If we can use our celebrity status to sell cola, soap and chips, why can't we sell a dream?”
“Life's about discovering a lot of things.”
“There's a lot more to Punjab than just the music that you hear in Hindi films.”
“It's nice to eat Punjabi cuisine as it's not only tasty but also quite healthy.”
“When I was young, I used to be very shy but when it came to narrating stories, I used to be very animated.”
“I am very choosy about brands; they should be prestigious and depict style, luxury and speed.”
“I like doing films that have much more to offer than just simple, plain entertainment.”
“The sad part is that every time people see me, they think either I have had a bad childhood or I'm schizophrenic. So they offer me parts that are slightly dark or serious.”
“Learning to fly takes a lot of work, but there is something spiritual and calming about flying.”
“I love telling stories.”
“I don't fear being idle, but I can't risk being part of a wrong film.”
“The range of Shakespeare's characters is just enormous. Each one of them, whether it's a man or woman, prince or pauper, hero or anti hero, is so complex, layered and yet deeply identifiable.”
“Our father was an integral part of our life.”
“I'm aware of politics in our country; I'm not totally disoriented about it. But my knowledge comes from newspapers.”
“People feel that actors are very powerful but I don't think that's true because someone writes the content for you and comes to you with a script, then someone produces, directs and gives music... which might be successful or not successful.”
“I say a little prayer before I sleep.”
“Scotland's relationship to its whiskies are about identity and a cultural ethos. It is rooted in the land: the elements, its produce and its way of life. A sense of conviviality that is about community and camaraderie without borders. Perhaps this explained why great whisky, great food and good company are inseparable.”