Everything Isn't Perfect.

When Someone Asks Me About My Diet I Feel Terrible Saying That I Don't Really Have One.

I'm Very Practical As A Person As Well, And I Think That's Where I Get Confidence From. As Impulsive And Spontaneous As I Am, I'm Still Very Practical. I Always Have Been. I Work Out My Pros And Cons, And Then I Make An Informed Decision On Whether I Should Do Something Or Not. I Really Believe If You're Going To Do Something, You Have To Do It 100 Percent; Otherwise It's Better Not To Do It.

The Great Thing About Cinema Is That It's A Great Binder. It Brings People From Across The World Together, Often Erasing The Lines Between Geographies, Languages, Familiarity, And The Like. Cinema Is Art And Art, They Say, Is A Reflection Of Life And Society, So The Way We Tell Our Stories Is The Main Differentiator For Me.

I Don't Want To Be A Stereotype; I Want A Character That's Aspirational.

I Used To Get Upset With The Word Bollywood, And What It Means In The West. The Stereotype Of Us Being Dancing, Singing, Puppet Showgirls. Indians Are Nearly One Fifth Of The World's Population; We Have One Of The Most Prolific Film Industries In The World. When People Used To Ask Me About It, Or Replicate What They Think Is Bollywood Dancing, Thinking That They're Being Funny, I Used To Get Offended. But Now I Show Them The Stuff We Do.