Kangana shares her life mantra
Actor Kangana Ranaut shared her life mantra, which is never compromise on your health, stay away from unhealthy habits and pessimistic people.
She shared it on Twitter with a motivational workout video, where she is seen doing pilates.
“Early morning fitness routine. Remember one thing in life jo fit hai woh hit hai. Never compromise on your health, stay away from unhealthy habits and pessimistic people. Stay in the company of great beings if you don't find them physically find their books or teachings,” she wrote along with the video.
‘On the last few days of his schedule (Piku), he (Irrfan Khan) would say, “dada can't we go on shooting like this. I am feeling like a free bird, I don't want this moment to stop. Please aap kuch bhi kara lo mujhse (you make me do anything). I can't explain this feeling. Can't we just go on and on?” I really miss him.’
—Shoojit Sircar
Actor Vidyut Jammwal has performed stunts on screen, and has served as an inspiration to many fitness enthusiasts.
He has now posted a video using the urumi, a sword with a flexible and whip-like blade that originated in modernday Kerala, which he calls the deadliest weapon in the world.
“This video is very special to me because I got the opportunity to bring forward Urumi, the deadliest weapon in the world. I request everyone to avoid trying this at home without proper training,” Vidyut said.
Being virtuous can get boring: James
Actor James Marsden feels being virtuous might not always be the sexiest option and can get boring at times, but he likes to celebrate the good through his roles and the stories.
That is what he is trying to do in his latest show The Stand, which is based on Stephen King's bestselling novel of the same name. He plays the role of ordinary guy Stu Redman, who gets caught in an apocalyptic pandemic.
“We love our anti heroes right now. I think Batman Begins began the whole thing. All of a sudden Superman is not that interesting and Batman is the hero, but not without a dark side,” Marsden said while talking about his decision to play the good guy in the age of anti-heroes.