I Have Never Been A Superstar And

I Just Lead My Life As Naturally, As Normally As I Possibly Can. But I Can't Help It If Controversy Is Hounding Me Day In And Day Out. I'm Quite Amazed Sometimes By The Way They Go About It. I Grow A Beard And It Lands Up In The Editorial In The Times Of India.

Indian Actors, Because Of The Format Of Our Stories, Need To Be Good Actors, And Be Able To Perform Emotional Sequences, Do A Bit Of Comedy, Dance And Singing, Action, Because All Of This Forms Just One Film. In Many Ways I'd Say There Are Greater Demands On Indian Actors Than There Are On Hollywood.

The Amount Of Things I Have Been Through And The Remarkable Ways In Which The Body Has Reacted Is Just Phenomenal. No Wonder I Became Religious, Because You Don't Know Why Something's Happening To You And You Don't Know How You Bounced Back.

I Am Not As Intelligent As Aamir Khan . I Am Barely Managing To Be In Front Of The Camera. There Are Many People Who Know Marketing Well And Surely Aamir Knows Much More Than I Do.

The Best Part About Being A Superstar Is That You Can Wear The Most Outrageous Of Clothes And They Say 'it's In!'