‘I am a Delhi boy at heart’
Sidharth Malhotrasays while Mumbai has made him what he is today, he's still a Delhi boy at heart.
“I was lucky to come in (to Mumbai) at a time when they (people) were looking for new talent. I have done my share of auditions. I have evolved and changed over the period and Mumbai has a lot to do with that,” the 29-year-old said.
“Mumbai has added so much to my personality, the exposure that you get and people you meet, the professionalism here, which we should have in Delhi. But I am still a Delhi boy at heart,” he added.
Sidharth says being an outsider made things tough for him when he first came to Mumbai to become an actor. But hard work and focus helped.
His next is Ek Villain.
My role model for marketing films is Shah Rukh Khan. He is unbelievable. look at how he marketed 'Chennai Express. I've actually inherited my energy level from my dad. But he's not physically fit enough to carry off the energy. I tell him to get fitter
— Varun Dhawan
David Belle, Paul Walker's last co-star and stunt buddy, infamously known as the father of Parkour Action is the latest actor on the block who is making his way to India. He will be here to promote Brick Mansions. This film is very special to him for more obvious reasons than one, and on this recent development he confirmed, “I have been approached by the Indian partners of Brick Mansions to come down, and I am definitely considering the option trying to work it in my schedule either right before the release of film or right after. I'd love to interact with Indian fans of the Parkour form of action! And Brick Mansions is a perfect way to reach out to everybody out there, and the film is extremely special.”
‘I have no time for personal life’
Actress Keira Knightley says she can't have a personal life while filming as the way she works is “extreme”. Knightley doesn't have time for a personal life when she's working on a film finding it hard to connect with her friends.
Knightley refers to her recent Anna Karenina schedule pointing out it was so extremely busy when she was on set that she didn't ever have the time to catch up with her close friends because of her “extreme” lifestyle.
“When I'm not working it's really about seeing as many friends as possible and making sure I'm there in their lives. The way I work is extreme. You can't really have a personal life if you're working on films all the time. There's Skype, but, there's just no way of doing it,” she said.