Comedy is serious business: Varun
He has tickled the funny bone as the innocent Choocha in Fukrey and campus boy Sexa in Chhichhore. Varun Sharma would tell you comedy is serious business and that people trying to make others laugh should not be taken lightly.
“Comedy is actually a very serious business. It is not easy. In our personal lives we have stopped making people laugh or making them smile, and I am getting a chance to do that in the film industry. For any actor, it is a blessing to do that,” said he.
Fairtalk - Sumeet Vyas
‘Taking up the web back then was one of the best decisions of my life. I didn’t know how it’s going to shape up or if it’s going to make me famous. TVF was making interesting short videos and I just wanted to collaborate with newer people and it worked in my favour. I am doing that even today. The whole idea behind doing any show is to do roles which I haven’t done before.’
Dailytalk - Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra
‘The best thing about Farhan (Akhtar) is that he does not act the part, but lives it completely. Toofaan is a story that will motivate and inspire all of us to get out of our comfort zones and fight towards achieving our dreams. We cannot wait to present our film to viewers across the globe.’
Like to watch grown men cry: Cole
Actor Cole Sprouse likes to watch grown men cry. The actor, popular as Jughead Jones on the series Riverdale, made his confession while opening up on the The Drew Barrymore Show.
He also revealed that he had a crush on Jennifer Aniston when he filmed Friends with her. “It actually made it quite difficult to work in front of her. I would forget my lines. I was teased by the crew because they saw it and I would just forget and be looking at her,” Sprouse recalled.