I Can't Play Mahatma Gandhi.

I Do Believe That With More Worldwide Influences, The Coming Of The Internet Age And Digital Media, The Flow Of Information Is Far Greater, And People's Understanding Can Expand More Easily.

Today, Of Course, The World's Perception Of India Has Changed Tremendously. People Understand Its Role In World Affairs; They Understand That India Is Not Some Backward Nation. In Fact, It Is The Fastest Growing Free-market Democracy In The World Today, And That Says It All.

You Are Probably Right When You Say That I Could Get A Role In Any Producer's Film If I Just Asked.

It Is Time That India Legally Respected The Rights Of Lgbt Persons. It Is Very Sad That This Is Not Enshrined In Indian Law In India So Far, But I Do Believe That Soon, We Will Come On Par With Respecting The Individuality Of People With Different Sexualities.

The Anglo-saxon World Saw India As An Underdeveloped Country. The Land Of Snake Charmers, The Cows On The Street, That "ex-colony-backward-nation" Kind Of Viewpoint, Very Condescending. Europe On The Other Hand, Saw India In A More Romantic, Mystical, Spiritual Way, As A Place That's A Fountain Of Wisdom.