Tuesday, June 30, 2026
ADVT 
Bollywood

Mindy Kaling Feels 'unfamous' On 'Ocean's Eight' Set

Darpan News Desk IANS, 17 Dec, 2016 03:46 PM
    Actress Mindy Kaling, currently filming for "Ocean's Eight" along with Oscar winners Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett and Anne Hathaway, as well as singer Rihanna, says starring with these famous names makes her feel "unfamous". In fact, she says people think she is Sandra's assistant.
     
    "With that group of women, I have never felt so unfamous in my life," Kaling said on the "Late Night with Seth Meyers", reports aceshowbiz.com.
     
    "Like, I thought I was pretty cool. I have my own show. And there, people think I'm Sandra Bullock's assistant. They're like, 'Get out of my way, we need to bring Sandra her Matcha tea'." 
     
    "There was like a sea of paparazzi taking photos and everything like that, and I was feeling kind of feeling cool and famous," Kaling said.
     
    "And then Rihanna took a left to her trailer, which was like not in the same direction that me and Anne were going. And the paparazzi left so quickly. It was like a desert," she added.

    MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

    Sanjay Gupta Confirms Working With Hrithik Roshan For Next

    Director Sanjay Gupta has confirmed that for his next project, he is collaborating with Hrithik Roshan and Rakesh Roshan, but said the "lead actress" for the film is not yet finalised.

    Sanjay Gupta Confirms Working With Hrithik Roshan For Next

    'Despite squabbles, Bollywood a lifeline for Pakistani film industry'

    'Despite squabbles, Bollywood a lifeline for Pakistani film industry'
    Despite border skirmishes, cross-border shelling and gunpowder-laced neighbourly acrimony, Bollywood films continue to provide a lifeline to Pakistan's film industry, says a leading filmmaker from across the border, Jamshed Mahmood Raza.

    'Despite squabbles, Bollywood a lifeline for Pakistani film industry'

    Gulzar suggests separate National Awards for films on disabled

    Indian cinema's wordsmith Gulzar, who has touched many with his lyrics and films, says movies on differently abled people should be separately honoured at the National Awards to encourge more filmmakers to tell stories of the special.

    Gulzar suggests separate National Awards for films on disabled

    You Cannot Challenge The Audience: Ranbir Kapoor

    You Cannot Challenge The Audience: Ranbir Kapoor
    "Tamasha" actor Ranbir Kapoor says you cannot challenge the audience and that they are always the king when it comes to the box-office fate of any film.

    You Cannot Challenge The Audience: Ranbir Kapoor

    Court Is Paramount, I Respect Its Decision: Govinda On Slap Row

    Court Is Paramount, I Respect Its Decision: Govinda On Slap Row
    Govinda, who was urged by the apex court to apologize to a fan he slapped to end the dispute, says the decision of the court is paramount for him and that he'll respect it.

    Court Is Paramount, I Respect Its Decision: Govinda On Slap Row

    Social Stigma On HIV/AIDS Should Be Pulled Down: Aishwarya Rai

    Actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan feels that communicating about HIV/AIDS is important in order to eliminate the social stigma associated with the disease.

    Social Stigma On HIV/AIDS Should Be Pulled Down: Aishwarya Rai