War didn’t excite me at first: Hrithik

Bollywood actor, Hrithik Roshan, said that he was not excited when he first read the script of War as he thought it was too frivolous and superficial.

He expressed, “When I read the script, I didn’t see anything in it that excited me. It was too frivolous and superficial, and I was into real cinema like Super 30 at the time.

“On hearing my reaction, the director Siddharth Anand and the producer Aditya Chopra rushed to my house, and they reframed the storyline in an appealing manner before I said yes to the project,” he added.

Fairtalk - Nakul Roshan Sahdev

‘The world of Girgit is surreal. Everyone is twisted and weird in some certain way; you will like their weirdness. It is a fast-paced series. Each one of us has a side that we hide in society, but what happens when we put it out in front of society, that is what Girgit is all about, and that has been my stance from the beginning. Since the beginning of the series, there is restless energy of excitement more than nervousness.’

Dailytalk - Adarsh Gourav

‘Earlier, I used to look for scripts, but post The White Tiger, the scripts are coming in search of me. I am extremely humbled and excited that some great work has come my way from across the globe. The roles that are being offered to me are relatable and I can be myself. I am looking forward to giving my best to each of the forthcoming projects.’

Battling with sensitivity: Chris

Coldplay frontman, Chris Martin, has said that he used to battle with his sensitivity shortly after his daughter Apple was born, which would cause him to become grumpy and sulky.

“I think sensitivity can be a superpower, if you’re in the business of songs, where you are trying to relate yourself to someone else. However, I realised that my sensitivity was coming out in really bad ways with the rest of the band. I’m still trying to work on this as I don’t want my daughter to feel like she can’t be herself in case her dad gets upset,” the singer said.