A biography for Sargun Mehtahasn’t been written yet.
“Only when you feel that you're satisfied with what you want to do it life, can you move ahead and give somebody else happiness. It's not something you can do while you're still struggling or clawing to be someone.”
“The whole idea of walking slowly, talking softly is very difficult. Some people are genuinely like that, but I am not even one percent of it!”
“I first felt like a star when I was appreciated for my role in 'Phulwa' and also my first Punjabi film 'Angrej.'”
“I learnt horse-riding, have practiced running around on boulders, jumping in a river with stones on the riverbed and wading through mud.”
“Kala Shah Kala's' set was full of fun and frolic.”
“People said it was difficult to get work in Mumbai and my parents were getting jittery then, but I got work in ten days and they were fine. They have never forced me to do anything. They have been very supportive and encouraging.”
“I like eternally optimistic people.”
“That's my dream for Punjab, to make our industry great!”
“When you get a hold of yourself, you get to know exactly whether you want to or don't want to do a particular show.”
“Once you get into the industry, there's this constant race and fight, and you don't even understand who is pulling the strings, and over a period of time, I realised that it was nobody.”
“The leap to Punjabi films was a natural progression.”
“I enjoy being all over the place sometimes.”
“I am a complete foodie.”
“I pick up projects where I have something to do.”
“If the story is strong, who plays the lead role becomes secondary.”
“I don't miss home if he is also travelling. I miss Ravi and for me my home is Ravi.”
“Basically, everyone around is a star-kid. But then there are people like Nushrat Bharucha and Kartik Aaryan, who are making it. However, look at how they made it. Their films weren't big-budget ones, or they weren't invested in, or 'launched.'”
“Why would somebody work hard for 30 years if they can't give it to their kids?”
“Producers who are not just investing money but are creatively involved, add a lot more to the film.”
“When I acted in Punjabi films, I found myself happier there because I was able to do different things.”