The actor kick-started the promotion of Besharam in London.
Highlights
- Bollywood star Ranbir Kapoor, who kicked off the promotions for his new film Besharam in London, said the city is like a second home to him.
- The film, which brings the actor together with his father Rishi and mother Neetu Kapoor on-screen for the first time, is scheduled for worldwide release on October 2.
- "London is a second home for all of us. We have been coming to London for many years since I was born. It's also such a big market for our movies... So it's great to be here with our film," he said.
- Kapoor takes on the role of street-smart Babli, on the run from two police officers played by his real life mother and father.
- "Besharam is an attitude. It's where you listen to your heart and follow it. The tagline of this film means Babli isn't afraid of getting insulted and he's not looking for respect," he said in reference to the film, directed by Abhinav Kashyap.
- "I'm actually pretty shy in real life. But I guess in front of the camera I focus. It's very important for an actor to be besharam in front of the camera... Unless you express yourself fully you can't connect with them," he added.
- The film is co-produced and distributed by Anil Ambani led Reliance Entertainment and has set its sights on the overseas markets for a box-office boost.
- "London is extremely important for us. It is one of the top three overseas markets for Hindi films, along with America and the Middle East. A large part of it has to do with the fact that there is an extraordinarily big South Asian population in the UK who are still very connected to the country.
- "Over the last 20 years or so, Indian films have done exceedingly well in the UK and we have no doubt Besharam will do well," said Sanjeev Lamba, CEO of Reliance Entertainment.
Bollywood star Ranbir Kapoor, who kicked off the promotions for his new film
Besharam in London, said the city is like a second home to him.
The film, which brings the actor together with his father Rishi and mother Neetu Kapoor on-screen for the first time, is scheduled for worldwide release on October 2.
"London is a second home for all of us. We have been coming to London for many years since I was born. It's also such a big market for our movies... So it's great to be here with our film," he said.
Kapoor takes on the role of street-smart Babli, on the run from two police officers played by his real life mother and father.
"
Besharam is an attitude. It's where you listen to your heart and follow it. The tagline of this film means Babli isn't afraid of getting insulted and he's not looking for respect," he said in reference to the film, directed by Abhinav Kashyap.
"I'm actually pretty shy in real life. But I guess in front of the camera I focus. It's very important for an actor to be
besharam in front of the camera... Unless you express yourself fully you can't connect with them," he added.
The film is co-produced and distributed by Anil Ambani led Reliance Entertainment and has set its sights on the overseas markets for a box-office boost.
"London is extremely important for us. It is one of the top three overseas markets for Hindi films, along with America and the Middle East. A large part of it has to do with the fact that there is an extraordinarily big South Asian population in the UK who are still very connected to the country.
"Over the last 20 years or so, Indian films have done exceedingly well in the UK and we have no doubt
Besharam will do well," said Sanjeev Lamba, CEO of Reliance Entertainment.