Picking projects from the heart
Actress Vaani Kapoor, who will be next seen in Shamshera, says she never chooses films thinking that she would win awards for them, but picks them from her heart.
Kapoor shared, “I have always chosen projects from my heart and that’s why I’m fortunate that I have films like Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui in my filmography.”
“It is rare to find a project that can consume you, dissolve you on screen to become someone like Maanvi. She is an idea and an ideal for the world and I’m blessed that I got to play this character with all my heart and soul,” she added.
Fairtalk - Ram Charan
‘The aspect of star value is only to bring the masses to the theatres. Post that the story takes over, that has the responsibility to talk and make the audience sit in the theatre. Every film has its own role to play the business part of the entire industry but these (big releases) are the films that bring glory back to the theatres. Not differentiating between the OTT films or theatre films but on the whole all these (spectacle) films have their own part to play.’
Dailytalk - Hasan Zaidi
‘I am not dissatisfied about how my career is going but yes, I want to be part of good projects and stories. I want to work more but never want to be overworked. I want to have my time off to be able to disconnect from one project and move to the next good one. Over the years, I feel grateful to have become somebody who, somewhere, is regarded as somebody who can deliver.’
Stewart ready for her d-day
Actress Kristen Stewart who got engaged to her girlfriend Dylan Meyer in November after being together for two years together, said she was unsure how many ‘traditions’ they will follow on their big day, she’s already chosen her clothes but wants to keep the details a surprise.
She expressed, “Traditionally speaking, I don’t even know detail-wise, I don’t know how many traditions we’re going to follow.”
Stewart will be appearing as Princess Diana in Spencer which she says was ‘such a trip’ and a very unique role.