The reason behind Hrithik being the best dancer is that he never takes his work for granted.
Every actor wants to do a love story, and courtesy T-Series, I got to do two back-to-back.
Junooniyat for love but not necessarily from the romantic perspective. For me, that is for family, that is for my work. For me, both these things are very important, so there is junoon for people I love, which is my family, and my work, which I worship.
I am not from a film family or a Mumbai girl. The probability of getting a second chance is low, and so one has to be more careful.
To do a romantic scene is the most unromantic thing to do on screen.
I used to hate stilettos. It took me a lot of time to understand how to walk in them and look graceful. And eventually, you realise their importance.
We all love to be admired and given compliments, but I don't really keep track.
Most of the time, we keep looking outside and feeling sad about what others have. Those are mere excuses.
I try and groom myself, be it through fitness or dance.
I would rather wait and keep working on myself harder and wait for the right opportunity. It is not quantity but quality I should be remembered for.
It's difficult when your family are not physically around you.
Yes, I do come with certain reservations, and I'm not OK with certain things, but rather than focusing on what I don't want to do, I focus on what I do want to do, and I bring that energy, and that happens.
I am happy with the response I am receiving for 'Kaabil.' Audiences' love is what we work for, after all.
I have to live up to the love I am receiving.
I can't run my career based on someone else's ideology.
Delhi is full of energy. It is special to me because I have shot my first film here, and it is closer to my home town Chandigarh. I love the food, the vibe, and the people here.
The challenge starts when you first come to Mumbai. But it's momentary if you win an award.
I'd love to be able to dance like Madhuri Dixit.
I do hot yoga and TRX, a kind of suspension training.
