‘Action is all about attitude’
John Abraham, who has never failed to surprise audiences with his action-packed stunts, tough looks and disarming smile, says one needs to have a strong attitude to be an action hero.
“I always maintain that to be accepted as an action star, you have to be an action hero first. You have to have the physicality, attitude and you have to know that when you turn and look at someobody, that person should feel that this is the end. If you don't have that, then you can't be an action hero,” John said
The "Dishoom" star feels that the action stars world over are Sylvester Stallone, Vin Diesel, The Rock (Dwayne Johnson). "These guys save the world... Biggest action heroes are not Kung Fu guys who do back flips in a room," he said. "It's about the attitude and saving the world. I think you need to have that attitude," he added.
With Madaari, I experienced something completely new. Apart from critical acclaim, people's reaction touched my heart. It's amazing.
—IRFAN KKHAN
Anurag Kashyap, who had a long battle with the CBFC recently over "Udta Punjab", is set to deliver a master class on censorship to cinema lovers in Australia. The class will be held at the upcoming Indian Film Festival of Melbourne.
Kris involved in car accident
Kris Jenner was involved in a crash when her Rolls-Royce collided with another car near her home.
While driving in Calabasas on Wednesday, the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” matriarch was involved in the accident, Malibu Hills said lieutenant Ed Winslow. As Kris, who was alone in the car, drove westbound on Calabasas road, a vehicle driving eastbound turned in front of her in an attempt to get on the Southbound 101 Freeway.
In the process, Jenner's white Rolls-Royce collided with the freeway-bound car. No other details about the other vehicle and driver were available.
Kris's youngest daughter Kylie tweeted that she was not involved in the accident. ‘Everything’s ok.’ Kylie said she "rushed to the scene" to be with her mother.