A biography for Sanjay Mishrahasn’t been written yet.
“I pray to god that I don't have to do television to earn my bread and butter.”
“You see an older couple sitting in a cafe sharing coffee and you know that's love when they look at you with those eyes. That's romance.”
“My kids are growing up, but due to work commitments, I wasn't able to spend time with them.”
“In the name of entertainment, we're showing rubbish and polluting the minds of people with negativity and fear, whether it's through kitchen politics or the loud news channels that dramatises everything.”
“Sometimes, I find these OTT platforms very scary that what if due to them cinema halls get shut forever. The whole culture where everyone gets together, plans an outing, eats together and watches a film together.”
“It is true that comedy might not be realistic all the time, but I enjoy doing it.”
“There is a life beyond movie posters and that's where the struggle is.”
“I feel in India, television has become a very foolish, idiotic medium.”
“Science fiction is an untouched genre as far as Indian cinema is concerned. 'Mangal Ho' is a beginning of this genre and that too with a touch of comedy. It's a great thing.”
“People call me an underrated actor. I'm glad I was underrated. If I was overrated I would've been outdated, I wouldn't have survived.”
“Climbing step-by-step, I kept my feet on the ground. And, that's the reason I enjoy doing short films exploring deeper characters.”
“I had a slight inclination towards music but I was clueless about what I wanted to achieve in life.”
“I face professional struggle and tackle it every time. But the struggle of living life, of thinking about paying installments, dealing with deaths, going through ups and downs, is constant.”
“We should not be told what to do. We are being told since our childhood about things that we should do and should not do.”
“Luckily work kept coming, so I kept working.”
“Basically, I am very inspired by cricketers who play T20 and Test matches. In my career, my T20 matches are on the sets of Rohit Shetty or Anees Bazmee and films like 'Kaamyaab,' 'Ankhon Dekhi' and 'Kadvi Hawa' are my Test matches.”
“Right from childhood we are trained into believing what is right and what is wrong. We seldom question.”
“Holy Cow' is a brave film that I am proud to be a part of. We aimlessly talk about how we live in a fragmented world; this film depicts it with such purity that you are bound to take notice.”
“I don't care about the rat race. I am satisfied with my legacy.”
“I had stopped watching TV long back and I used to suggest everyone also to not watch it at all.”