Ranbir Kapoor | “ I Am Very Happy Not Talking About Sanju” | Anupama Chopra | FC Unfiltered

From using a perfume to get into character, giving over 70 takes for Saawariya, to why Jagga Jasoos failed - Ranbir Kapoor speaks to a room full of film aspirants about the highs and lows of his career. He also speaks about what's he like when he falls in love and surviving his father Rishi Kapoor's harsh critique of his movies.
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[@TariniPeshawaria]

I’m watching this all over again because we just don’t have enough interviews of RK. I miss seeing him!

[@kshamachawadi4483]

Yeah, his way of talking like magic

[@lawlearnerseducatingindia2822]

Yess you are right

[@arafbhuiyan4417]

Same

[@hanah3401]

Same here 😁

[@anandayush4338]

Same here

[@kratikmishra9036]

He never take credit but takes credit for unsuccessful film... That's the quality of a good and humble superstar

[@MahdiAsifSkits]

so true

[@kabirsingh1442]

ya he and varun dhawan are the most genuine persons from the nepotism kids others just talk shit like sonam sonakshi arjun

[@MahdiAsifSkits]

@@kabirsingh1442 true

[@DanishKhan-jg1vw]

Truly right bro

[@nikitamohan3390]

@@kabirsingh1442 Varun talks a lot of shit too even about nepotism (there's video proof so no one can accuse me of lying and making up stuff) and isn't very intelligent either. You have to be blind to believe he is genuine and humble!

[@muhammadnabeelpokeerbux3826]

There should be one with the entire RACE 3 cast talking about their complex script, deep, nuanced and layered performances.

[@rijulsharma9565]

Hahaha

[@RachitaGupta]

Hahaha

[@shrilucky6748]

😂😂😂😂

[@AP-br4mu]

Hahahahahahahahahahaah

[@suyogojha7345]

True..haha...😂😂

[@ravitejsingh195]

"Being physically naked is not that hard, being emotionally naked is way harder." Humility, personified! One of the most intelligent and honest actors in Bollywood, I really hope he is respected more by people. This guy is criminally under-appreciated and deserves so much more.

[@shilpamohanan9288]

yes. he is .people should understand and appreciate the gem he is. hope sanju can change this attitude

[@kavitakapoor2745]

Perfectly articulated Ravitej Singh.I couldn't agree more.

[@faizanadib06]

Ask johnny bhaiya as neither you or Ranbir have done it 😂

[@shagunmalhotra2904]

criminally under-appreciated..that's true

[@dysplasiaanaplasia4128]

He is the best in this generation. He is a gem

[@ji487]

Remember, for every 10 products of nepotism there is one RANBIR KAPOOR 😍😍😍... Such a natural/gifted actor...

[@Sahil._.S]

idk why but whenever i hear Ranbir talking in his interviews it feels like a friend sharing his personal experience. I guess one of the main reason for this is the lack of unnecessary forced jokes and laughs that many entertainers tend to do in lots of interview. Ranbir is someone whom i relate to in terms of being mix of extrovert and introvert. This is something that gives me confidence to be someone like him.

[@anngeorge467]

Totally agree.

[@princessrockz1000]

Hes so balanced and himself:)

[@rajibdhungana]

So true...

[@nikdik154]

He isn't how he presents himself in media. He's always said he's an introvert and I believe that.

[@srishtijoshi2004]

I feel he finds interviews as a conversation to express ur perspective on the questions that are asked rather than an opportunity to entertain ppl by being lame

[@rijuchatterji9521]

"CLASS" written everywhere!!

[@Cheetah44]

The humility, the wisdom, the genteel persona- his interviews are a treat to watch. He may've been born the Prince of Bollywood, but he's earned the crown fair and square.

[@anmolians8064]

wow the comment loved it

[@coolshan49]

True that!

[@ANIL_SANAP]

This is some comment ma'am. He has earned the crown and you have earned my respect👌👌

[@theamadeo2454]

Truly said!

[@jaysuresh92]

True royalty is natural and effortless

[@swatianil1]

He has mastered the art of giving an interview. He knows exactly what to say and where to stop. He use collective words and dont want to spend bank of words.

[@accamaps8307]

Good at least he is not a bore nor fake

[@TonyStark-687]

Exactly

[@chopadealisha7777]

​@@accamaps8307❤❤

[@frequentflier0044]

I have met him twice during promotions of his movies and he has been so humble and very open with his fans. The best from the younger lot!!!

[@vrindamoudgil5966]

Lucky u 🥺

[@reginaphalange7074]

I hate that his personal life takes away so much from his professional life! He is such a supremely talented actor, he's so genuine, so humble but most people start disliking him because of what he does in his personal life I mean come on! Everyone has a personal life dude Why are people still so stuck on his?

[@pruthapatel12]

Beta his personal life isn't taking anything from his professional life cause he is getting money 💵... Fame... Roles... Love that too very easily do what else

[@narayanachakra3288]

@@pruthapatel12 chup beh he has his own life

[@pruthapatel12]

@@narayanachakra3288 get lost you idiot

[@narayananravindranathan570]

Why you are bothered about others.

[@narayananravindranathan570]

@s Y commenting is my liberty. But I liked your counter.!

[@realstuff2150]

These 32 minutes were better than the whole race 3. I've Never seen a guy like Ranbir, the way he answers, he's not shy to ask a what a English word is, I've seen his every interview and i have to say that he, for me is by far the best actor, that's one and the best personality in hindi film industry I've ever seen.

[@subhamdas9468]

Indeed

[@sanjuadhikari696]

Toh dekha kyu vai agar itni problem hai toh race 3 se hypocrite much

[@Mockingmystery]

😂

[@pareesamemon7753]

He has mastered the art of speaking, very intelligent with the choice of words and tone of delivery.

[@yatirajphene597]

Ranbir made many films which were way ahead of their time which may be the reason why he couldn't perform that well at box office as Ranveer and others.But as an actor he is miles ahead of everyone..He is the most complete actor in Bollywood.

[@hanah3401]

I agree 👍

[@yaswanthreddy5913]

@Renbi Kyong rocket singh as well

[@sakshisuryawanshi648]

Definitely

[@MrunaliChaure]

I apriciate your comment...

[@journey95far49]

He is so underrated..so glad Sanju happened and was a blockbuster. He really deserved it after so many flops

[@tidakterdeteksi8931]

Barfi, rockstar is not flop

[@tidakterdeteksi8931]

His flops is 30% from his entire movies girls

[@divineflu34567]

@@tidakterdeteksi8931 none of his movies deserved to be flop except besharam

[@chanderparkash811]

@@divineflu34567 Yes,absolutely 💯💯. Few of his movies were way ahead of time,and couldn't make it at the box office,but his every movie is a masterpiece,no doubt.

[@saikrishna8211]

He is so secure and confident. Feels like he knows his shit really well now.

[@likeconfetti7064]

1. I'm blown away by how relatable, intelligent, articulate, likable he is. Also, I love him so much for the fondness with which he talks about his work. The same shines through each of his performances. Best actor to have come along in quite a few generations. 2. Movies like YJHD and Ae Dil are good, but also nothing out of the ordinary. But films like Rocket Singh, Tamasha, Wake Up Sid, Barfi, Jagga Josoos are life changing. I hope he never apologizes for these films. I actually liked Bombay Velvet too (hated Besharam, though). 3. I believe that films are a reflection of the people who make them too. So I really wish that this Luv Ranjan film is nothing like the previous ones, because I'd find it really difficult to respect the actor who was a part of that- no matter how wonderful an actor I thought they were or how much I loved them otherwise. I hope my faith in Ranbir's judgement is well placed. I really do look up to him a whole lot. 4. I keep wishing, like Anupama was, throughout this interview I think, that he educated himself more on issues of gender.Actors are influencers. The people we look up to, should use their privilege in making the world a better place. I already love him a strange amount, this would mean so much💜 5. I hope he works with the women who are writing and/or directing right now- they’re making the best content in the industry by a huge margin- Gauri Shinde, Zoya Akhtar, Konkona Sen Sharma, Juhi Chaturvedi, Meghna Gulzar. 6. Also super yay for having quit smoking, that made me genuinely happy and proud. I dont know who I wrote this out for, oh well 🙃 -die hard fan since Saawariya haha 💜

[@girishgowda7661]

Kindness like Confetti prepare for trouble and make it double.

[@preetamona]

Did you like Saawariya?

[@likeconfetti7064]

I didn't like the movie. But I liked him almost instantly. Like Anupama said, he lit up the screen every time he was on it. And that was a dark film to light up. So.

[@preetamona]

KindnesslikeConfetti that's right. I liked the movie because of him. And he was on point for a first movie. Showed promise right from Saawaraiya

[@likeconfetti7064]

Haha thank you for appreciating it. Discussing these things on the internet sometimes feels like talking to an empty auditorium haha

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

Only for talents like Ranbir, nepotism is not that bad. Because if you are talented you will always shine. More power to him 💜

[@cobrabeatss6053]

bhai simple si baat bta nepotism kha nhi hai chai ki dukaan se leke bill gates jine bade admiyo tak hai

[@geetbathla7539]

Arre soft Budhi ke logon par apna dimaag Kyun kharachta rahe ho jaane do re Inhe yeh baat samajh nahi aayegi ki saamne wale ka bhi opinion hai humari tarah

[@cobrabeatss6053]

bhai kya chutiya hai nepotism ka matlab bhi pata hai kya saale nepotism ka naya shabd dediya kangna ne tabse saare indians nepotism pe chikh rhe hai phle jaano nepotism bollywood ka nhi sab krte hai tu bhi krta hai tera baap bhi krta hoga sab karte hai par mujhe lagta nhi tujh jaise chutiye ko kaise samjhau

[@devpratapsingh4511]

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[@balkaransingh7372]

ikr if you are not talented, you will be out. Look at Uday Chopra, Tushaar Kapoor, Esha Deol, Suraj Pancholi and so many more

[@dracomalfoy.10]

his films, his characters & his interviews reflects the kind of person that he is. He is such a misunderstood human. Ranbir is a lovely guy ❤

[@AamirAli-ni1bn]

He doesn’t take things for granted, ranbir is definitely a intellectual guy 👍🏻

[@ririraman7]

Lol. Kangana washed him.

[@minusonu3600]

@@ririraman7 kangana is jealous soul. Reason behind it, she tried him. He ignored her.

[@utkarshjha9950]

@@minusonu3600 he tried hitting on her and she immediately rejected him as said by kangana herself

[@Lazymath007_]

@@utkarshjha9950 no kangana wanted a physical relationship with him which Ranbir said no to lmaooo. Get your facts right, you blind fan.

[@sakshisuryawanshi648]

@@minusonu3600 I think you're right

[@quiztasy7725]

No current generation actors are as smart and talented as this guy, though I'd rate Shahid Kapoor equally. But they are two separate personalities.

[@Tanishk9140]

Shahid is almost 40 yrs old so not relatable to modern generation

[@debanjansarkar3586]

@@Tanishk9140 ranbir is 37 .. Sahid is 39 -. - both of them are close to 40s ... They are actors of same generation

[@Alaya4444]

@@debanjansarkar3586 yep but Ranbir started late compared to Shahid

[@nishantsingh8221]

@@Tanishk9140

[@niteshmalvatkar1420]

Probably the Best interview of a star ever !! If not fan before you would become after this . the guy is an embodiment of Down to earth , Honest & Genuine ... Big big fan RK ...

[@shameemakhtar1375]

I am truly fond of Ranbir, extremely humble with goodness enamoured under shyness. He is a great actor indeed. He has a cerebral approach to acting.

[@DanishKhan-jg1vw]

Ranbir Kapoor best actor this generation brilliant fantastic actor

[@riazulislam1428]

When I look at Ranbir, I think what did God not give him? Handsome, talented, all kinds of qualities are present in him. That is Mr. Perfect

[@dontrimp1664]

Bad bf

[@Shereadsalot]

Ranbir has proved himself as a really good actor and not just a prey to the people who say nepotism is a loss.... I'm still in love with Ved, Barfi and Bunny...❤❤

[@maliwaynek6732]

Being a Malayali I don't watch more bollywood films. But I did watch some of his movies just because the way he plays with his eyes n facial expressions! He's damn one of the best actors in the world. Love from Kerala ❤

[@TO0OFANI]

Dulquer and Rk my favourite actor😊

[@lakshaygarg9437]

You are genuine movie watcher bro. Most of the audience just watch masala movies and judge actors on whether the movie is hit or flop. He gave so many flops but I love his acting talent

[@raashimudholkar5800]

He has such a presence in every film he's in, plays zany characters, but so soft spoken and quiet in person!

[@ayazkhan5483]

Raashi Mudholkar 🙋when you spot someone you have known from Jaby's 😄

[@raashimudholkar5800]

Ayaz Khan Hello :)

[@ayazkhan5483]

Raashi Mudholkar great work contributing to KZbin community ✌. Have a great day

[@princessrockz1000]

Soft spoken ppl are the best lol

[@mohitkanwar1141]

Now i understood how every girl fall in love with him.. there is something in him that attracts..

[@DanishKhan-jg1vw]

Truly right bro

[@rahulmalik4091]

He present himself unapologetically.. And that the charm

[@ji487]

Absolutely

[@MJ-jc2km]

This guy looks soo average...hard to believe, that every girl would fall in love with him...not special with him

[@serenitymaven5328]

Mohit Kanwar Meh. I cringed when he could not spell misogyny. 😒

[@KapilSharma-iv8fi]

Ranbir kapoor is really very talented actor...rightly said, he sets gold standard for all the new age actors. His best quality is spontaneity with intelligence.

[@niaaa6977]

He is such a deep person, with such a deep voice and his eyes.❤️

[@DanishKhan-jg1vw]

Right Ranbir Kapoor best actor this generation brilliant fantastic actor

[@ashna9440]

The best thing about him is that he don’t hide anything, be it failures or success, unlike other actors! He is a pure soul❤️

[@itssurr5028]

He is gem of indian cinema he is on another level his performance in every film is just inspiring he is live the character he is doing he is effortlessly amazing in every film

[@aryaman7142]

He is so humble. Knowing your shortcomings and accepting them in public require lots of guts, I dont think that you're underconfident sir! Hats off to you and your work. I admit that nepotism is prevalent in Bollywood but then starkids also have to prove themselves.

[@shivanipawar8972]

He doesn't do any random appearances and gives interviews only when his films are releasing (and being an introvert myself I completely understand that) and being his fan re-watching his old interviews and films is the only way for me to make myself happy...but I get so disheartened when there's so much of unnecessary hate and negativity towards him just for being honest and people are interested in creating controversy out of anything rather than actually try to listen what he's saying and maybe try to understand his craft but it's really good to see that at least the comment section in here is still positive ❤️

[@behindzerosp]

I began my journey with Bollywood movies because of SRK movie that was shown on TV and from there I learned about many actors and love many of them and from the younger so to say generation he is something diffrent he is humble he is self aware and he is real not to mention that after SRK I think he is the only actor in cinema that can portray emotions in so real honest way

[@behindzerosp]

I beliave that because he never sees himself as the star of the so called successful movies but sees himself as the person responsible for the flops he is abble to protect the artistic hearth he has. Because he is honest people see him as arrogant and that as he said persona of the Kapoor son when he in his core is shy introverted artist and I am happy that we will have many more years with him

[@mahmudtaher5472]

An interviewer asked a new South sensation 'Vijay Devarakonda ' about his Best Indian actor of recent times He replied -"Ranbir kapoor" It s evident, Ranbir's Craft, Cinematic and acting talent is just beyond spectacular

[@monicakumari3664]

@sunitha Shetty. ..dats ur opinion but there are millions who love both the actors... everyone has their own opinion... but btw if u don't like him why are you watching his interview? 😅

[@raaz1210]

@Sunitha Shetty well yes i agree he is overrated Aayushman , Vicky ,Rana D , Prabhas , Rajamouli , Ajay , Kajol , Kartik Aryan , Tiger , Amitabh , Aalia , Aamir they all said He is their fav actor. 🙏 I guess u have been through lots of interview and podcast

[@aravindkumar6631]

@Sunitha Shetty I think what do you mean by overrated taste and sense of him I think it's different for each other someone will see the world with his eyes

[@mahmudtaher5472]

@Sunitha Shetty Give me one particular reason for being overrated?

[@DanishKhan-jg1vw]

All good actor favourite Ranbir Kapoor also my favourite

[@dubb3292]

He's such a strong person. Even after so many flops he.continues to work harder and harder with each n every film. He was excellent in Tamasha...hope his bad luck ends soon

[@kaushalhande005]

Heartbeat & Dippy yeah, I completely agree with you. ✌️

[@uditthakur6510]

tamasha was a good movie

[@swanandtotalwar1285]

His acting skills are so high that you can actually relate to him in movies I guess one of the best actor till time...

[@Manas447]

Heartbeat & Dippy he doesn’t care about success or failure cause he has so much money already so he’s detached from all this , hence it doesn’t mess with his mind . So even after failures he did work cause it was work no pressure for him

[@god1770]

just To correct you... his Movies generally do not work fine in the Box office...but but but.. I can say this one thing..he is one of the few Mainstream actors who always picks up movies with different plot always, a different theme each time... the movie he Had usually acted on, were ahead of There time...or carrying complex and way logical concept that people can't mostly connect to..not all the people around us... For example- Tamasha, Rockstar(most of all), Barfi etc... maybe it affects in his Worth, but It makes him better of the actor that he is...and Betters the Percentage of Quality movies in Bollywood of course

[@itssurr5028]

So many new actors in Bollywood young generation but Ranbir kapoor has a different class he can work only with his face

[@samlal349]

Ranbir is the most down to earth Superstar ever. I think people get away with questioning his dedication because he believes in quietly doing his work rather than showing off. He is one of the few superstar actors who has never taken his audience for granted and has always strived to give his 200 percent in all his movies. He is also extremely honest to his craft and has been true to himself. Despite being a superstar he has never hesitated in choosing cinema he believes in regardless of it's box office fate. His passion for Cinema was evident right from the time he started assisting Mr SLB. I love ranbir because of the films he has chosen and not inspite of them. he is a master of nuance if you've seen his films you'll know what i mean. He is shy yes and it's obvious he suffers from social anxiety that is why he struggles to make eye contact not because he is rude or arrogant. He asked Anupama about misogyny because he did not know how to pronounce the word and was humble enough to ask. why do people always have to think the worst of him? Why can't they just accept him for who and how he is? And once and for all why is his love life anyone's business and who gave people the right to judge him ? And yes I have loved all his movies Rockstar Tamasha Jagga Jasoos Bombay Velvet and Besharam. It's high time the world wakes up to this man's talent coz he deserves it more than anybody else in the industry. Sanju kickstarts the Rk era and I for one can't wait to see his rise to megastardom.

[@Chaoswithme12]

💯🙌🏻

[@chopadealisha7777]

Buddy I and we really need this thankyou

[@chopadealisha7777]

Best comment ❤

[@ABCXYZ-gg4vn]

I'm a very huge fan of SRK but i don't want to believe him when he says "I'm the last of the stars". I can already see Ranbir Kapoor continuing the legacy of Kapoors as Superstars. He's in fact the best actor (acting wise) we have in the industry right now, regardless of the stardom of other khans, Kumar, Roshan and Devan. He deserves as much as love if not more than SRK❤

[@kcps9637]

"If everyone knew the formula, everyone will be Khans" lol😅😂

[@srishtigupta2165]

I have fallen in love with you again. For a moment, I just thought my soul is giving this interview. Word to word everything. Such a good soul you have Thankyou Mr. Ranbir Kapoor

[@DanishKhan-jg1vw]

Ranbir Kapoor best actor this generation brilliant fantastic actor very talented actor

[@voldmerot]

Lol be careful to not get carried away by your emotions due to anybody's words, let alone those of a talented actor.

[@manasnag4112]

WOW Ranbir was so articulate about his acting. And the fact that he realizes you are not saving the world or imposing moral values through film. You are just acting. Thats a mature actor right there. He knows his craft very well.

[@niteshmalvatkar1420]

Refreshing to see a superstar being honest , candid & normal about success failure rejection life .. And the best thing is we all know how talented & amazing actor he is and yet he delivers the success to others.. M a fan now & forever

[@fumiko1727]

This is one of very candid interview. Thanks so much Anupama Chopra Ma'am. No doubt Ranbir Kapoor is one of VERY FINE ACTOR hindi film industry have. He's privileged but he do honour his name of "Kapoor". He's humble, grounded & a good charmer always enjoys listening his interview. Love from New York 🙏♡

[@FilmCompanionStudios]

Thank you for watching!

[@loveraj9820]

Mhysa love you 3 😂

[@DanishKhan-jg1vw]

Ranbir Kapoor best actor this generation brilliant fantastic actor very talented actor

[@dineshkhatri3859]

People can talk what they want BUT He is the best actor of this generation.Never overacted.

[@nikitamohan3390]

Rubbish! must be a complete blind fan.

[@dineshkhatri3859]

Nikita Mohan Haha

[@dineshkhatri3859]

Thank you for the reply at five o clock in the morning and you said I am blind Fan🤔🤣🤣 I think you hate too much.

[@nikitamohan3390]

@@dineshkhatri3859 Well just because it's 5 o'clock wherever you live doesn't mean it was 5 o'clock in the morming where I live at that time. You just chose to assume that I live in the same city as you or whatever suited your convenience.

[@nikitamohan3390]

@@dineshkhatri3859 I don't hate but I know without a shadow of a doubt you are B.S about him never hamming and the screen doesn't lie! Just so you know!

[@129-sakshiwagh5]

"What success can do to ur brain & what failure can do to ur heart" OMGGGGG I'M SOLD🤯👀

[@samuraijack2037]

No matter what his acting skills are amazing. One of the finest actor he is. Bollywood got gems from Kapoor family and he's one of them♥️

[@bhavpreetaab7857]

Had Ranbir not happened to be a star kid, he would have gained much less criticism and much more acknowledgements and praises.

[@jhoomie]

Ranbir kapoor is a awesome, humble and handsome charming man. He speaks his heart out and he is amazing. I love his personality.

[@araa_n9348]

The is the reason why Deepika took forever to move on. On top of his good looks, he's well spoken, intelligent/sharp, knows where to be honest. He's my fav actor of current heroes.

[@nikitamohan3390]

umm she left him because he cheated and she was hurt and took time for her to heal and trust a man again "not because of his good looks or pseudo intelligence"

[@haroonmushtaq1287]

RK is Best Actor of Bollywood....

[@haroonmushtaq1287]

Salman Khan is Worst Actor of Bollywood

[@nikitamohan3390]

@@manishkhatri876 She doesn't need to tell me shit and I was never a fan. It was openly covered in the news. And why would she say on Koffee with Karan "he should endorse condoms". Obviously Deepika and Sonam know Ranbir a lot more personally than the public and even his biggest die hard fans would know him! Sonam and he probably knew each other since they were kids being part of the same film circle!!!

[@deonomsubba8765]

Exactly....this guy is irresistible

[@m.galwayshavecurageandbeki5394]

I have worked with Ranbir a lot and I feel very proud to worked with Ranbir.I have worked in Yeh jawaani hai deewani;Roy,Bachna ae haseeno and in Sanju as well and I love every second that I have spend with him Love you Ranbir 💞💞💞💞💞💞

[@theamadeo2454]

So , you worked as an actor ?

[@tunerin7806]

Thats great !! As in how u worked with him ?

[@krishnagiridhar3692]

Didn't expect Ranbir with such depth and clear in thinking. God bless Him with all that is best

[@Kera20]

Jagga jasoos was an excellent movie. .I think it was not promoted efficiently. It was essentially a children's movie my son just absolutely loved it ..and waiting for the sequel. .he felt it was like Tintin the classic , but never did it felt like a copy .

[@geetbathla7539]

nostalgia31plus Jagga is a great movie but it should release atleast after 5 years and that khana khake daaru pike chale Gaye really annoying me at different level

[@kratikmishra9036]

Too much songs ruined the main plot of the movie

[@umabugde4978]

Kratik Mishra tws a musical ny wich way..but ya..too many songs

[@pavanmatani5044]

nostalgia31plus Yes that's true. It was just a badly marketed film.

[@pavanmatani5044]

But the creative effort really worked for me. It's just sad that films like JJ can't get through barriers like box office falls.

[@sandykhp]

If nepotism brings us ranbir and others like him I am all for it.

[@upama12]

Oh was waitinggggggggggggggggggg for this!! I love how you have conversations with the actors rather than just doing an interview... 😊

[@ReehatKitchen]

Upama Rai plz subcrb me

[@ji487]

4.50...so true... You can never see him act... He makes acting so effortless... Pbly the most complete actor... Look at his body of work... Rockstar, barfi,tamasha, sanju, rocket singh, sawariya, jagga, ae dil. Etc

[@wahyuwidhi3641]

I started of loving him since ae dil hai mushkil, let's put aside about nepotism issue, ranbir deserve his achievement bcs of his talents.

[@Nitisyu]

He is the Best actor India ever produced after amir Khan .. people here in (Russia) also know his art n movies ..

[@aniket6431]

@@Nitisyu it's good know his stardom

[@user-tb9qj5cl2d]

After Amir Khan, I don't agree he is the best even with inclusion of Amir, Ranveer or the other

[@soorajnair150]

If you love him for ae dil hai mushkil I don't know what to say

[@aniket6431]

@@soorajnair150 who said we love him for Ae dil hai mushkil?

[@natnaelalemu4796]

This man so humble down to earth,has his own philosophy of life and not act like he has done great movies,and I will say the future is his.

[@niharikasingh783]

Ranbir is so well spoken,articulate,down to earth, genuine.he can easily and so clearly express what is there in his mind

[@varunsahk1123]

Ranbir is way ahead of his time . He has mastered the art of speaking . Lot to learn from this personality . This guy is living in some other dimension.

[@desievolutions6912]

Ranbir is such an humble human being 😍

[@subhashjha9504]

I see another Ranbir Kapoor. He is now so Calm,focussed ,down to earth, generous towards their movies. I love every word he expressed in this interview and well said a great Superstar❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@faisalahmedbhuiyan1689]

Every future actor should watch this interview.

[@SehajMaini]

Such honesty is difficult to find. What a fresh change!

[@kkpw12]

Ranbir has been my favorite... and After this interview, I start to respect him more than before

[@vj21vj21]

Rockstar and Tamasha are one of his best performances. NOBODY could have played Ved and Jordan like he did. For me he is the best actor of all time.

[@xewxewzewzew663]

Hahaha .....all time??....there are so many great actors greater than him

[@aravindkumar6631]

@@xewxewzewzew663 how can you say the roles they play ranbir may not play and the roles ranbir did iam.certain that other actors can't do

[@shagunmalhotra2904]

I loved him in TAMASHA..his eyes are enough to emote every single emotion..fabulous work RK

[@okhmmm8604]

vj21vj21 and barfi as well

[@convadodeltaro1997]

Well in that case watch Brando, Montgomery clif ,Jimmy Stewart,James Dean, paul newman,Peter o'tool,jack Nicholson, Bobby deniro,Pacino,Dustin Hoffman, Day Lewis, Gary oldman, Sean Penn, christian bale, Sam rockwell and many more.

[@renukagadekar2674]

Ranbir the amazingly talented, versatile actor. kind hearted, down to earth, humble, calm person. A very good n nice human being. The heartthrob with killer smile and breathtaking looks. Just #perfect bestest one and only...👌 Love him very very much😍😍😘😘😘

[@ridhikataria3634]

The line he says always at the end "Meet you at the theatres" 😭😭

[@hiya1961]

It’s sad that the failure of some of his films has changed his thought process and now he believes films can only entertain and not save the world. Tamasha has literally changed the lives of so many people and saved them from losing themselves. Films like Rocket Singh, Barfi or Jagga made heroes out of seemingly unremarkable or handicapped people who the society kind of looks down upon. Even a commercial dharma affair like yjhd or wake up sid has a strong influence on the younger generation and can give them some clarity about life, through entertainment. The ending of Jagga makes such an important commentary about war which is a first for Hindi cinema..I wish more people saw that movie. If not save the world, films can definitely change it for the better. I hope he still secretly believes in that and won’t lose that side of him in the bid to build his superstardom.

[@samlal349]

I think you misunderstand him I think he is talking about taking responsibility of the financial performance of the film RK will be RK even his blockbuster Sanju was a risky film I doubt his choices will change I doubt he’ll ever do a superficial film that won’t satisfy him he likes putting himself in emotionally uncomfortable roles he said so in his hit list interview i have full faith in him.

[@hiya1961]

sam Lal I hope so. His choice of films make me admire him so much.

[@aconite0720]

I remember I didn't love him as an actor and then 2 films released in 2009, Rocket Singh and Wake Up Sid and since then he has grown by leaps and bounds. If nepotism produce a good actor like him, I am okay with nepotism. But not if nepotism produces crappy actors. He justified his place in Bollywood.

[@sudhangshudas3099]

Avishek Mukherjee Nepotism has it's pros and cons. Nepotism gave us Aamir Khan, Ranbir, Hrithik but nepotism also gave us Fardeen khan, uday chopra, arjun Kapoor and now Jhanvi Kapoor.😂😂😂

[@aconite0720]

Sudhangshu Das agreed!

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

Dude Sonam Kapoor 😔

[@Krish-pq5vr]

Thanks

[@snehalatamishra7823]

@@sudhangshudas3099 and alia bhatt

[@Shereadsalot]

I'm in love with his thoughts and the way he puts them up.. Thank you so much Ranbir for giving us Ved and Jordan I've always took both of them with me and I'll keep with me forever.... Respect to you man...👏👏

[@batuwa4254]

Nobody have this kind of knowledge of filmmaking process in his and other generation love you rk

[@girishgowda7661]

Nepotism not only gives you varun, arjun kapoor but also gives you Hrithik, Ranbir. If you have the acting bone, you're through. But still these fellas despite being talented have to put up with nepotism. :/

[@abhisheksinghbhadoriya1926]

Girish Gowda varun Arjun Kapoor are due to nepotism ...if nepotism had not exist hritik and Ranbir would have been still in Bollywood

[@girishgowda7661]

abhishek singh if one believes in fate that is.

[@deveshpandey7489]

Girish Gowda exactly. Otherwise if only Nepotism could make you a big star, Fardeen Khan, Zayd Khan, Bobby Deol and Harshvardhan Kapoor would have been the biggest stars of their respective eras. At the end of the day, if the audience doesn't accept you, you're not gonna make it big no matter how big your parents are

[@girishgowda7661]

Devesh Pande yeah. But as an audience I believe Harshvardhan kapoor has the potential. He's been brave with choices. :)

[@abhisheksinghbhadoriya1926]

Girish Gowda if only choices can make u good actor than there are lot of good actor who had taken risk ...but as being actor someone have guts to make justice to charracter with his acting and he didn't in bhavesh Joshi ...there was lot which could have been done and Varun is successful because he is choosing masala films and he is somehow good looking too and audience got attracted to him unlike harshvardhan and Arjun Kapoor they are not even good-looking and not good actors too

[@shrilucky6748]

It really hurts to see. . Ranbir always proving himself by saying "I work really hard".. common yaar. .. even though he is a product of nepotism. .. he is worth the position he is. . I think people should accept this 😢

[@sik2396]

What a intellectual person he is!...Now I became even more fan of him. There are many things which we can learn from him. And I can definitely relate whatever is he saying because I am a kind of person like him...More power to him👍👍

[@sik2396]

captain obvious Definitely not... getting a job is totally depend on person's capabilities and interests...but definitely we can learn how to be detached from either success or failure and be stable...

[@umabugde4978]

Very calm composed cool ..answers useless questions pretty nicely..thande dimag se..like it

[@aashiksikaria3425]

"If you get too skilled, it becomes boring!" 👏

[@ReehatKitchen]

Aashik Sikaria plz subcrb me

[@aashiksikaria3425]

ReehatKitchen 👍🏼

[@vinay7497]

Aashik Sikaria At what point did he say that?

[@sanillokhande926]

Vinay 2.18/2.20

[@NaamNamaN]

Aashik Sikaria up

[@thefunABK]

Amazing interview ! Ranbir Kapoor is a gem of an actor and an even better human being with such deep and meaningful thoughts about life. Always a fan.

[@btownbangles]

i so wish jagga jasoos had done better. i enjoyed it so much, every minute of it. i hope it finds its appreciation maybe a few years down the line by film lovers or detective story lovers to appreciate just how much creativity and detail went into the making, how groundbreaking it was to make a proper musical in bollywood (as opposed to a film with songs in it). it's a fine, fine film and well worth doing, box office or no box office. he should be super proud that it's part of his filmography and his first production. i fail to understand how and why everyone is so dismissive of it.

[@AriaIsara]

btownbangles Same. I think this movie is a masterpiece and it's really underrated.

[@abhisheksinghbhadoriya1926]

Aria Isara tamasha is a masterpiece for sure can't say same about jagga jasoos ..it was new for Indian audience perhaps that's why but jagga is also a good movie

[@typoqueeenie4316]

btownbangles Tamasha, rocket Singh, jagga. All will get their respect in due time!

[@pavanmatani5044]

btownbangles You said it, dude! Jagga was a gem

[@anshitajain7729]

I think jagga jasoos was a bit lengthy and could have been made grand and great although ranbir's acting was fabulous

[@abhiraajchaudhary8091]

Best interview i have ever seen in recent times to talk about craft and life that's why i like Ranbir kapoor as an actor or person ,the interview was so engaging ki mujhe pta hi nhi chla ki when 32 miniutes gone , A big thank you Film Companion and anupma mam ,it was simply awesome

[@rakeshmathpati377]

Ranbir Kapoor - like Ranvir Singh - comment

[@shagunmalhotra2904]

ranvir Singh is no comparison to ranbir..he is criminally overrated ..dont do that dude..

[@ABCXYZ-gg4vn]

If I have to make a poster of the "Commercial Hindi Film Industry" it's the showman Raj Kapoor, Tragedy king Dilip Kumar, Superstar Rajesh khanna, Big B Amitabh Bachchan, Dilwale Shahrukh Khan and the Raymond Ranbir Kapoor ❤ Ranveer Singh in my opinion is no where near to this league 😂

[@budguesor9222]

Great interview. Just a qualm, when Anupama asks Ranbir about not doing a two-hero film, hope she doesn't mistake that for his not wanting to share the light because, in fact, even other than rajneeti which he mentions, many of his films have equally important female characters. There doesn't need to be another prominent male co-star to make the movie a 'two-hero' film. In movies like barfi and Anjana anjani, Priyanka Chopra's characters are equally significant and protagonistic, same about deepika's characters in Tamasha, YJHD and Konkana in Wake Up Sid. Unlike some older films where Amitabh and shashi kapoor used to be the two-heroes and female characters would fiddle around them, these characters are not second fiddle to the heroes, they are the other 'hero' of that films and most of the plot revolves around them. Anupama, who easily accuses Luv Ranjan's films of misogyny, should maybe reflect upon her understanding of a 'hero' as well.

[@samlal349]

Agree considering Befikre was her favourite movie in which Ranvir Singh's character is a misogynist but Anupama not only ignored it but praised it as well double standards.

[@rafisazaman5471]

Agreed

[@drvren030]

along with his father's legacy (RIP rishi sir), I also see a lot of his mother's characteristics in him, the one and only neetu singh. i think his mother's upbringing and her influence is a big part of what keeps him grounded and well-behaved. she knows the struggle; she entered the film industry as a total outsider in those days, and became one of the most successful actresses on her own. she knows how cut throat the industry is, and im sure she must have raised both her kids with that in mind. that's why ranbir kapoor is an established actor, and not just another nepotism product like varun dhawan, ananya pandey, or arjun kapoor (his distant relative).

[@VivekHari123]

you are wrong.. rishi sir n his mother both worked hard.. ranbir works hard too.. ❤️

[@drvren030]

@@VivekHari123 "you are wrong" XD matlab kuch bhi, accha tho saying Neetu Singh worked hard is wrong? No one said she only worked hard right; then what lol

[@bodhisattwapal1812]

It's that time of the year we'll finally get to see him in interview. Please bring him for an interview ASAP 😭

[@saikrishna8211]

He is the best actor, followed by Rajkumar Rao, today in Bollywood in terms of a complete actor.

[@souvikmohanty6535]

He's the best actor Indian Film Industry has ever produced.THATS ALL

[@RehanKhan-gq2dz]

He has a great sence of humor...water tastes like sharbat 😎😎

[@nochance114]

The way he speaks 😍😍😍

[@stingbee7832]

He never takes credits, always forward to the cast,crew,directors,co-actors,writers,musicians,singers, but not himself 🙌 💎 of BOLLYWOOD ♥️🎀

[@stillyas85]

I see the next SRK in this guy, he is a great actor and a very humble human being as well.

[@hrshohag4974]

Agree ✋

[@alesonxb9177]

Agree

[@GSS77712]

Pwnpie Why compare? His acting accomplishments are greater, much greater than that of SRK's. Unlike SRK, he becomes the character on screen. Not the star. He's not a bundle of mannerisms unlike SRK. He gets into the skin of the character. In that regard, his comparison should be with Aamir and Hrithik. Not SRK.

[@tanuthakur9295]

How can someone be deep, simple and have gratitude to everything with such a great humor..

[@shagunmalhotra2904]

his every interview makes me fall for him even more...😊😊

[@pradipsingh7643]

Such a matured actor giving to the point frank answers ✌️ A pure gentleman who doesn't fail to admit what he is which is why he remains my favourite.

[@neilrussell6714]

He could be a product of nepotism and I do empathize with the millions of outsiders that struggle to succeed, and even when they do make it, it’s always an uphill battle, but the only thing nepotism has given us after 2007 in terms of gems with leading males is Ranbir Kapoor. Such a gifted actor. After Shahrukh, he’s one actor who just conveys so much with his eyes. Ranbir hasn’t really replaced him in my eyes and never can in a million years, but after SRK, his impactful performances and selection of meaningful cinema are unparalleled. Sure, he got access to the best scripts and filmmakers because he’s the Kapoor scion, but the level of work and script selection is to be praised. Best actor in the generation next to Rajkummar Rao

[@sulimanbabar]

The way his mind works and picks up on thing is beyond my perception of things, a rare personality.

[@dr.sanabinteashraf3791]

its been a year this interview has released and I've watched it so many times that I love this man...

[@andikatricahyanti]

Ranbir is full of talents. People underestimate him because of his choice in picking movies that is not masala type or what they call it? But after he released a hit or blockbuster people will come back and search his old movies then have a thought like "why did this masterpiece flop?" I do too one of them. But now I admire him and his works. His old movies will be appreciated more now. All are such a masterpiece. He did justice to every character he played. Never overacted. Even foolish movie like Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani he did great in both comedy scenes or sad scenes. He is so good at emotional scenes. Can't count how many times I cry when I see his sad scene in several of his movies. And I hope people will appreciate his talents and his future movies will be more successful

[@robloxtv7808]

That’s exactly I felt, as I watch his old movies again now

[@indooseth2174]

Calm, sensible, well spoken kid... Best in this generation

[@revaakardak9871]

He's someone I will hangout with, without thinking twice. Such good conversationalist. 👌

[@ranbirmessi6268]

When someone spreaks so humbly, his words Become a force🔥

[@narayanjha735]

How grounded he is ... We have hardly ever seen, being a superstar forget superstar, any other actors would have asked how to pronounce the word during interview. He could have refrained himself as well but how honestly he asked not one or two times, he asked three times. The word he asked is "Misogynistic" and I also want to confess here very frankly that I also heard this word first time... It means "a person or group who dislikes or very prejudiced against the women.

[@r.2412]

No one can ever replace him.. He is the best epitome of Perfection.. RK love you!