'Today, even the greatest artistes are guided by monetary impulses. For Hrishida, relationships mattered the most.'
'If you do that, you automatically make him one-dimensional.'
'Something has to be new for the audience every time. It has to be a new experience while the emotions remain the same.'
Ranbir Kapoor opens up about his transformative journey in portraying Lord Ram in the upcoming epic Ramayana, emphasising his shift from self-doubt to a profound commitment to honouring audience faith and the immense responsibility of the revered role.
'Let's preserve our culture. Let's have this couple preserve their decorum.'
'I did not give up on acting; I was always open to it. I just wasn't actively chasing it for a period of time.'
'I was always open to those who wanted to teach me the intricacies of singing.' 'Naushad Saab would tell me which notes to stress during singing.' 'Anil Biswas would tell me where to breathe in and breathe out while singing and where to pause.'
Mushtaq Khan, celebrated for his memorable roles in films like Welcome and Gadar: Ek Prem Katha, passed away after a battle with cancer.
Sahara Shah, a cancer survivor whom actor Vivek Oberoi supported through her treatment, surprised him by announcing she has signed her first film as a lead actress.
'I kept saying, we'll do it, but I had no clue how. Neither did my trainer. But we went in with the intention that no matter what, we will have to do this.'
Rani Mukerji's mother, Krishna Mukherjee, passed away after a brief illness.
Allu Arjun and Atlee's Raaka has set a Guinness World Record for the Most People Motion-Captured in Real-Time, involving 37 performers simultaneously.
'I have seen all the storms and floods. I have crawled and reached here.'
Rashmika Mandanna has replaced Sai Pallavi as the lead in the highly anticipated M S Subbulakshmi biopic.
'Gurmmeet Singh was extremely sure in his head that the canvas should be bigger. The movie should look big on screen. It should look like the Mirzapur world but at the same time, much bigger.'
'...Aditya's intensity.' 'The film is very gritty and character-driven, and I wanted Aditya to feel like a real person rather than just a heroic cop.'
'They felt familiar and real. At the same time, people wanted to share this experience with their loved ones.'
'Morally ambiguous characters are most interesting to play.'
'The idea of hitting someone is not okay with me at a personal level, so it requires an extra effort for me to come out of that mental barrier.'
'Ashaji has not left the human heart. That is her true mehfil. That is where she resides -- unfading, unending.'
