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Excerpts from the interview:
Q. From 'Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety & # 39; (SKTKS) to 'Luka Chuppi', how would you describe your journey to date?
A. It was quite difficult because there was a lot of pressure after the great success of "Sonu …". People were waiting to see what I will do next. I'm sure some people were also waiting to see me fall on their faces (laughs). Fortunately, 'Luka Chuppi & # 39; has pbaded all spectator and ticketing tests.
Q. Was it important to you?
A. Frankly, the success of "Luka Chuppi & # 39; was very important to me. I'm a little relieved now! I can now breathe gently until my next outing.
Q. I'm sure it was essential for you to find a successful project after SKTKS. How were you sure that "Luka Chuppi" was that?
A. "Luka Chuppi" offered a mix of commercial content and sensibilities, which I really liked. In addition, the fact that it is intended for the whole family while remaining true to the genre of romantic comedy. This is a unique combination. Guddu was such an innocent, adorable and dilwala character that I knew he would make a place for himself in the public's heart. I never want to do anything fishy or vulgar or anything that pleases the public and the shame of my family.
Q. What makes women from 2 to 92 fall in love with you?
A. Smile and hairstyle (laughs). My healthy personality. Jokes aside, it's always about the whole personality. Also, as far as my fans are concerned, I think that they have fallen in love with my character and that is the reason why this happens. That's what I feel. I do not know if you agree.
Q. How do you deal with the attention? Is there too much sometimes?
A. I like all kinds of attention. This is never too much for me (laughs). Love is something we all aspire to. I feel lucky to be loved. I try to read each message in my inbox, be it on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, or the letters I receive from girls and children. It gives me great joy and encourages me to do better things in life. Their love is a source of my energy.
Q. Now, when you come back on your journey from "Pyaar Ka Punchnama", what do you feel about the struggle you've had?
A. My past was filled with ups and downs. It was a difficult trip. It took me seven years to get here. But fortunately, I have never lost concentration or patience and have continued to work hard to achieve my goal. Today, the result is in front of everyone. I'm happy with my gift. But I know that from now on it will be more difficult because I have certain expectations to fulfill. I have to work harder now and pay more attention to my choices.
Q. What are your unrealized dreams and ambitions and who is the director and co-star with whom you would like to work?
A. Sanjay Leela Bhansali is a director with whom I am dying to work. It's someone whose work has always inspired me. If there is a movie with two heroes, I would very much like Ranbir Kapoor to be my co-star. This is an amazing actor and his choice of movies makes me want.
Q. So, is Ranbir a model?
A. I would say that all the actors I grew up looking at from Mr. Amitabh Bachchan to Ranbir and Ranveer are my models. And I hope that someday a newly arrived actor will see me as a model.
Q. Who do you see – Ananya Panday or Sara Ali Khan?
A. Now, where does it come from? D & # 39; agreement. I will give you the politically correct answer. I am in a serious relationship with my job and I am very happy and happy with my job.
Q. Speaking of Sara, do you make Imtiaz Ali's movie with her?
A. Imtiaz Sir would be the best person to answer this question (laughs).
Q. Tell me about your upcoming projects?
A. For the moment, I'm only doing Imtiaz's film "Pati Patni Aur Woh" and a film with Anees Bazmee. I'm trying to explore new and interesting worlds in every movie. All my movies are different from each other but one thing is common in everything they entertain.
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