"I had a shot of the Sunita wife the night before"

Anil Kapoor became part of the story when the Indian casting Slumdog Millionaire swept the Oscars in 2009, but the actor remembers the day before the ceremony of questioning his wife. Directed by Danny Boyle, Slumdog Millionaire received 10 nominations at the 81st Academy Awards, whose film won eight trophies.

Anil Kapoor played the role of animator of a gooey game show.

"For the family, Oscar does not matter.My wife and I were discussing (about her daughter) Sonam the night before Oscar! I said:" Let's I sleep now – and she said: "let Oscar, listen to me first" Even then, my family was my priority. Sunita mated the night before the Oscars ceremony, "said Anil Kapoor at PTI.

The actor was speaking at a special ceremony in Mumbai to celebrate the tenth iconic victory anniversary, with Gulzar and AR Rahman.

AR Rahman enters history by becoming the first Indian to receive two Oscars the same evening for his score and his song ( Jai Ho ]) with Gulzar in The film also won the Oscar for best film, directing, adapted screenplay, cinematography, editing and film Mix for Resul Pookutty.

Anil Kapoor said that the moment Slumdog Millionaire had been announced as the best film, he had "a mbadive temptation" to break into his famous Ram Lakhan .

"But I thought that if I did, I would break the protocol and they could stop me! If it had been India, I would have done it. I was dying to dance. When the dancers danced on Jai Ho imagine how much I had to control myself so as not to dance. "

In retrospect, the 62-year-old actor said that winning the Oscar was phenomenal and a moment of which the whole country was" proud. "

After his international debut, Anil Kapoor worked in Mission Impossible He also produced and performed in the Indian version of the terrorist drama 24 .

"Whatever I did, it was fantastic and I am very proud. 24, Mission Impossible and Slumdog Millionaire They have all been acclaimed by critics and have been hugely successful. I have received many offers from great directors and production houses. "

" But nothing was exciting enough for me. I had to raise my bar. It must be worth the wait. You will be surprised – I do not want to take names – the film in which filmmakers or producers had considered me. But I was not happy with what was offered me. "

With a screenplay written by Simon Beaufoy, the film is inspired by the novel by Q & A by author Vikas Swarup and Dev Patel, Freida Pinto, Irrfan Khan between others