‘Don’t take success too seriously’
Varun dhavan has tasted success with most of his big screen outing since his debut film. But the actor says that in showbiz one cannot let success go to one's head.
The actor-who enjoys a huge female fan following, says the equations change every Friday at the box office.
“As an actor, you cannot take the stardom or your success very seriously. Every Friday things change. All of this stardom is here because of cinema. like I say, I am here to be an actor and if I am able to evoke an emotion among the audience, then my work is done,” he said.
He entered the film industry with Student of The Year and went on to make his mark with films like Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, Badlapur, ABCD 2 and Dishoom. He also had setbacks with films like Main Tera Hero and Dilwale.
‘It's sad that people are having to come out as feminist. I thought we'd have got beyond this point. You see amazing male characters, and there is an absolute dearth of roles for women.’
-daniel Radcliffe
Amy Schumer says that her representative has stopped telling her of his plans because he knows she'll go out of her way to do something to embarrass him.
“I use every opportunity to humiliate him. In a room full of comedians, I'll always give him the floor. He's so shy.”
Michelle to star in Bollywood
Michelle Yeoh, best known for her roles in hits like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Bond movie Tomorrow Never Dies, is foraying into Bollywood with an untitled project
The 54-year-old Chinese-Malaysian star, who calls herself a great fan of the Hindi film industry and actor Aamir Khan, said the movie will be an action drama with some dance thrown in. “I'm planning to work in Bollywood and it's going to be an action film with obviously some dance because it is Bollywood,” she said.