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“There's always a different kind of bond with each actor. In 'Surkhi Bindi,' with Gurnam Bhullar, it was young and vibrant, and with Binnu, it's about fun and banter.”
“I think, whoever is making great films in whatever language is likely to do well.”
“Angrez' is a super duper hit and it gives me great pride in saying that.”
“As an actor, we put our best in every project we associate with.”
“Ravi is like a perfectionist.”
“I did 'Balika Vadhu' because it felt like a calling.”
“KMC not only teaches you how to act, they actually go down to the basics. We've even swept the auditorium.”
“The audience connects with certain characters and the actors portraying them.”
“I can't stay without butter chicken and butter naan. And I won't complain if I get Dominos and Pizza Hut pizzas on my plate everyday.”
“I was born and raised in Chandigarh, so it isn't like I didn't know the language. But Punjabi isn't my first language, nobody at my home speaks it, nor my friends in Mumbai.”
“I don't advise people on how many kids they should have or even ask them about it.”
“It's all about approaching the craft with freshness every time. It's the same reason why I decided to work in Punjabi movies while everyone around me was discouraging. For them, to work in regional cinema and leaving national television did not make sense.”
“I only think about food all the time.”
“We had even gone twice to IIT-Powai to represent our college.”
“I am somebody who has discipline in my life but I personally don't feel that there should be a lot of structure in a creative space.”
“I think when you forcibly try to connect with someone, it does not work.”
“Competition is crazy. It drives you crazy.”
“Say, my father runs a business, and today my brother is running it for him. There are people who have worked with him for 30 years, but today, my brother is the boss. That's not fair, but that's what parents do, and that's what a legacy is supposed to be.”
“Once you're on set, it doesn't feel like oh my God it's Akshay Kumar, he just makes you feel like any other co-actor. He is appreciative, he knows what to say and not to intimidate the other person and he gives you a free hand at improvising or doing as many takes as you want to.”