No shortcuts to success for Anil Kapoor

[sikh supreme]

No shortcuts to success for Anil Kapoor

by Pawan Kumar

Youngsters interested in trying their luck at Bollywood should avoid shortcuts and they should work hard to fulfill their dreams of becoming successful actors, said Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor, who was here to pay obeisance at the Golden Temple.

He refused to comment on the recent controversy over the sting operation conducted by an electronic channel showing certain television and film personalities demanding sexual favours from "aspiring actresses".

Anil Kapoor, who hogged the limelight in films like Woh Saat Di, Mister India, Tezaab, Ram Lakhan in the early nineties, said that he did not have any words to explain the spiritual feeling he had experienced after paying obeisance at the Golden Temple.

He said he had two of his movies, including No Entry and My wife's Murder, in the pipeline. These would be released in the next couple of months. He said he was hopeful that the films would do good business and that the audience would appreciate his work.

Expressing his keen desire to work in a Punjabi film, he said he would love to do a good-banner Punjabi film with a strong story line.

He said he was impressed by the warmth and hospitality of the Punjabis. He added that he had enjoyed the local food, which included aloo kulcha, puri and lassi.

When asked about the criteria of selecting the films, he said he had now matured and that he wanted to do selective roles that would satisfy the actor within him.

[Baldeep Singh]

the spiritual feeling he had experienced after paying obeisance at the Golden Temple.

Hopefully, after the spiritual realization he has felt, through Vaheguroos Kirpa he will make a Sikhi based film which reflects the true light of it and not the type of mickey mouse movie that Funny Sunny indulged in.

[kurtas]

the spiritual feeling he had experienced after paying obeisance at the Golden Temple.

Hopefully, after the spiritual realization he has felt, through Vaheguroos Kirpa he will make a Sikhi based film which reflects the true light of it and not the type of mickey mouse movie that Funny Sunny indulged in.

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Lets hope he does not work on one of them crappy Harbhajan Mann movies which always involve an NRI angle and him going to Canada.