Overwhelmed with all the love: SAIF
Actor Saif Ali Khan is overwhelmed with all the love coming his way for his performance in Bhoot Police. He says success is measured in strange and different ways and that during a pandemic, it can be called a feather in his cap, while talking about the film.
“There are certain scripts that you read and fall in love with immediately, because you see its potential. You want them to be made in a certain way because you have a lot of hope with that kind of script. Bhoot Police is certainly one of them,” shares Khan.
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‘Zoya Akhtar is a daring and dynamic director who is re-defining cinema in her own right. Her narratives are refreshing, the characters are well-rounded and the perspective she brings forth through her cinematic style is thought provoking. It’s an absolute honour to work with her and I am enormously excited to be a part of Kho Gaye Hum Kahaan.’
Dailytalk | Disha Patani
‘I feel very lucky that I got the chance to work with Salman sir once again. He makes you feel so comfortable that you don’t realise you are working with an actor of his stature. I used to admire him for how he does everything with such an ease. Radhe has given me memories and experiences that I will always cherish and I’m excited to be sharing this experience with the audience.’
‘body-shaming is less prevalent now’
Hollywood actor Kate Winslet, who won the award for lead actress in a limited series at the 73rd Emmy Award for her role in Mare Of Easttown, believes actresses are now under less scrutiny for their bodies.
“I think we’re finger pointing a lot less at women in terms of how they look. We stopped scrutinising them. And, in turn, the younger generations of women, who are not in the industry, start to feel okay within themselves,” shared Kate after winning the award.