Huma Qureshi
It's not often that you get to portray a character that lets you explore so many layers as a performer. Rani Bharti in Maharani has been a delight to play. She starts off as someone whom we all know and relate to but what she goes onto become is someone few of us can aspire for.
Mika Singh
My biggest weak point is my language. I cannot speak fluent English. At an award function, I tried but I messed up. What I wanted to say was ‘I would love to work with Rahman sir,’ but I ended up saying ‘Rahman sir would love to work with me.’ It was an awkward moment but Rahman sir understood me.
Sandeepa Dhar
The shooting for Bisaat was intense because it was emotionally draining. But as an actor it’s been very satisfying, because each day when I would come back home, although I would be emotionally and physically tired, I would feel happy about the fact that I gave it my all.
Abhishek banerjee
My role was that of a pressman in Ajeeb Daastaans and the fun part is I do not know how to iron. When Raj (Mehta) watched me try, he knew I was no good. I had to learn it from scratch. I realised that this was something my father and my wife wanted me to learn all my life. It’s finally happening now.
Kat Dennings
This body positivity movement that is happening now is amazing but when I was younger, this wasn't the way it was. I got a lot of negative talk about my body and I just lived with it. There is something visceral that happens to me when somebody talks about a young person's body. It's not okay. and it's none of their business.
