‘I do films as I love acting’
Actor Sushant Singh Rajput rubbished rumours that his upcoming film Raabta is “visually” inspired in parts by Hollywood blockbuster 300.
At the launch of a campaign, the actor who plays the lead in the romantic drama said, “No it isn't inspired.”
Industry hearsay is that Dinesh Vijan's Raabta that travels between two eras seeks inspiration from Hollywood fantasy war drama 300.
“I do films because I love acting. You put me on stage and give me just `500 I would love to act. Even if I can't do theatre I can gladly do short films. Acting is something else for me,” the Kai Po Che! actor said about his passion for acting.
‘It was fun to play a non-living character in Phillauri because normally we play characters which are in the flesh and its boring to portray a living character in each film. You should keep doing a different thing. I think I've represented the ghost community well.’
—Anushka Sharma
Known for being one of the most soulful playback, Javed Ali discovered a new talent of his on the show (Sa Re Ga Ma Pa li'l Champs). The singer, it turns out, is also an amazing horse rider. During the show, Javed mounted a horse and serenaded one of the contestants - Shanmukhapriya's - mother. She thinks Javed resembles Bahubali and was absolutely thrilled when her favourite singer fulfilled her wish, donning the look of Bahubali by putting on a moustache and singing for her from a horseback.
‘Girls need Wonder Woman’
Actress Gal Gadot says that young women need a character like Wonder Woman in their lives.
The 31-year-old, who is essaying the superhero in the upcoming movie by the same name, wants girls to have someone to look up to when they're growing up, reports a source.
“First of all, she (Wonder Woman) doesn't see that difference between any gender. It's not even an issue. She comes from this world where men and women are equal and it's not a thing to be a man or to be a woman. She feels that she can do everything and she will go for it,” Gadot told.