Sunny is adapting to film promotions
Sunny Deol, whose Singh Saab the Great hits theatres this week, feels that actors today need to be good at marketing their films.
“Earlier, there were days when one used to think that talent speaks for itself. We never used to make appearances, give interviews and talk about our films. We hardly used to promote our films on TV and the print media was the only option. Now, media has grown so much and it is everywhere on your mobile phones, social networking sites... We have to adapt and go with the flow,” the actor said.
Pointing out that his Right ya Wrong, despite being a good film, failed at the box office because it was not promoted well, Sunny, 57, said he is now adapting to film promotions.
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Sanjay leela Bhansali’s Ram-leela is inching close to Rs 100 crore at a good pace. The movie has minted over Rs 52 crore in its opening weekend. The film released on Nov 15 in over 3,500 screens. It earned Rs 16 crore on its opening day.
Abhishek Bachchan, Oscar winner Hilary Swank, designer Kennth Cole, Neeta Ambani and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan at the inaugural amfAR gala in support of amfAR’s innovative AIDS research programmes
‘I would love to act in a Hindi film’
American actress-producer Sharon Stone, who was in Mumbai for a fund-raising event, said she would love to be in a Hindi movie.
“I'd love to be in one of the Hindi movies and, of course, I have seen many films. The language is different, but I like it,” Stone said during the gala event organised by international organisation amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, in Mumbai. Asked if she had learnt any Hindi, Stone said, “I have learnt to say Namaste.”
“I love Indian food, I love spicy food. It's fantastic. I got up today morning at four and went for a walk, it's a moment that you feel. Its a whole different feeling — I went to a temple, it was great,” the actress added.
Asked if she would visit again, she replied, “If you welcome us, we will be coming back. If you want us, we will be back.”