Playing distinctive characters: Singh
Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh will be seen playing characters as different as chalk and cheese in his forthcoming motley of films such as 83, Jayeshbhai Jordaar, Cirkus, Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani, Takht and Shankar's Anniyan remake.
The 36-year-old actor maintains that he is only striving to be the best actor he can be and create distinctive characters.
“I mean to create distinctive characters. In my estimation, that should be the endeavour of every actor,” says Singh.
Fairtalk - Eijaz Khan
‘I learned and honed my craft in television; I made mistakes and figured out who I was in television. So, television will always be my first love. I would love to do more of it but the parameter of TV is such that I have to give one year of my life to it, three years to set it up and unfortunately if it doesn't work, then three months to get out of it. Which at my age is a luxury...’
Dailytalk - Ammy Virk
‘When I was young, in our home I would only watch films on TV. I come from a village in Punjab, so going to the theatre and watching films was not part of our daily day affair. But now the whole idea of a hero and his image is changing and that is why, if and when anyone asks me, which hero in Bollywood would I like to work with, I do not know the answer, really.’
Counting her stars: Cabello
Singer Camila Cabello labels her relationship with singer Shawn Mendes as built on ‘sweetness and tenderness’. She says she is lucky to have a ‘nurturing partner’ like him.
“I probably have a nurturing attitude because I also like being nurtured. I'm lucky that my partner is the same way. There's a lot of sweetness and tenderness,” says Cabello.