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HindustanTimes Sat,18 May 2013
Direction is my dream: Ranbir Kapoor
Shweta Mehta, Hindustan Times
New Delhi, July 21, 2012
First Published: 19:35 IST(21/7/2012)
Last Updated: 01:15 IST(22/7/2012)
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Ranbir Kapoor, has gone a step ahead by launching an interactive YouTube tool for fans to change his character’s moods as they wish.
Ask actor Ranbir Kapoor why he’s been lying low for the longest time now and pat comes the reply: “I have nothing exciting to talk about. I’ve just been working on my movies.” The movies in question are the just-completed Barfi!, a half-complete Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (YJHD), and two
others that are yet to start — Abhinav Kashyap’s Besharm and his brother Anurag Kashyap’s Bombay Velvet.

Other than that, Ranbir makes time to play sports too — cricket and football — and he emphasised that at a recent event.

But where does that leave time for his aim of turning director making films? “It’s my dream and goal to do that, but I end up setting rough targets and not meeting them, so I guess it’ll just happen naturally when I have a story to tell. I’ve stopped saying things like ‘six months’ or ‘a year’,” says the 29-year-old actor.

He seems to be getting enough practice from directing promos and small scenes for his films. He did it in Rockstar (2011) and just recently for Barfi! as well. But Ranbir has a different take. “I’m just one of those enthusiastic guys who like to get involved. It’s not that you’re directing anything. You can’t take the credit away from the person at the helm (in this case, director Anurag Basu).”

Barfi! releases on September 14, while YJHD, for which he’s going to shoot in Argentina soon, is slotted for March 29 next year. Somehow, he’ll manage to make time for the Kashyap brothers too. “I’m so excited about both the films. They are such polar opposites. Abhinav’s is a really fun, happy masala film and Anurag’s is a Salim-Javed-meets-Manmohan Desai kind of love story in the fifties,” says Ranbir.

But with nine very different roles in his five-year career, what’s left to do? “I’m here for the long run,”  he says. “I’m very greedy and wish I were in every film. There’s lots left to do,” he adds.


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Being a part of the Kapoor clan, acting runs in Ranbir's blood and he has taken forward his family's legacy with élan. Ranbir is a true performer and till date hasn't been criticised for his acting skills in a single film.

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