I have never looked at myself as a star.
When you talk of being humble, Gurdas Maan is the most humble person. He has a very pure nature.
I don't compose rap songs or party numbers. I only compose folk.
Akshay sir is very good at comedy. He has so much energy in him. He not only expresses with his dialogues but also his body. He is like Mr Bean.
I am not running after money in Bollywood, I am experimenting with films and roles here.
If I don't like anything I say no to it.
People used to think I am wearing turban so maybe I won't act. Then Bollywood happened. So on its own things have happened in my career.
June is definitely a special month for me as many of my milestone films have released in this month, but that doesn't mean I consciously choose to release my films only in this month.
I don't do anything keeping Bollywood in mind.
I don't feel like a celebrity. I did not sign 'Udta Punjab' to increase my fan following.
The only thing I consider before signing a project is that my fans should like it. I understand my responsibility towards my fans.
I am very shy on set. I don't talk much.
All work is important, no matter who gives it to you.
Now that I have the access and money, I spend all of it on clothes and shoes. I have no other pursuits. I don't drink or smoke.
I've never wished for people to recognise me or anything.
As for what attracts me to 'Rising Star,' it's undoubtedly the live format.
It's a great responsibility playing a real-life character because the person has reached a certain position after undergoing a lot of things.
Good content, in any form, works, and what is not good, won't work. It's simple.
I don't usually watch my films in theatres when they release.
A great composition or lyrics no longer decide whether something is good. What matters is, how much has it been seen.
