Monday, December 22, 2025
ADVT 
Bollywood

Stop Judging Films Without Viewing Them: Shahid Kapoor

Darpan News Desk IANS, 14 Jun, 2016 01:09 PM
     Shahid Kapoor's controversial film "Udta Punjab" is finally set for this Friday release, and the actor has urged everyone to stop judging films without watching them.
     
    "Stop judging the films and characters after seeing one-minute promo. It's a two and half hour film. If you feel any credibility in people sitting out here, please wait till you view the film before passing judgement or creating a controversy. 
     
    "All the controversies were created without viewing it. Our names and images are at stake. Why would we do that to ourselves?," Shahid told reporters at the "Udta Punjab" press conference here on Tuesday.
     
    He also said that people should give some credit to his co-star Alia Bhatt who is "known to look desirable and lovely and who got the courage to go and play the role of a drug addict". 
     
    "Why is she doing that to her image because there is some substance within her which is making her feel responsible enough to pick a role that's not just about looking desirable but a role which is real," he added.
     
    He shared that the purpose of the film is "humane". 
     
    Directed by Abhishek Chaubey, "Udta Punjab" also features Kareena Kapoor Khan and Diljit Dosanjh.

    MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

    Sharman Joshi Eagerly Waiting To Work On '3 Idiots' Sequel

    Actor Sharman Joshi, who is known for his comic timing, is eagerly waiting to work with Rajkumar Hirani yet again -- and more so in a sequel to "3 Idiots".

    Sharman Joshi Eagerly Waiting To Work On '3 Idiots' Sequel

    Would Love To Do Biopic On Yuvraj: Emraan

    Would Love To Do Biopic On Yuvraj: Emraan
    Actor Emraan Hashmi, who features as cricketer Mohammad Azharuddin in the film "Azhar", says he would love to do a biopic on batsman Yuvraj Singh.

    Would Love To Do Biopic On Yuvraj: Emraan

    Happy To Represent Indian Cinema: Richa Chadha

    Actress Richa Chadha, who has marked her third year at the Cannes Film Festival - this time for the screening of "Sarbjit" - says she is happy to represent Indian cinema at the gala.

    Happy To Represent Indian Cinema: Richa Chadha

    Everything Is Not Just For Box Office: Emraan Hashmi

    Everything Is Not Just For Box Office: Emraan Hashmi
      Emraan believes that “sometimes you have got to do small films where your role is performance driven”.

    Everything Is Not Just For Box Office: Emraan Hashmi

    We Do It Together Is Way To Tackle Gender Gap: Freida Pinto

    We Do It Together Is Way To Tackle Gender Gap: Freida Pinto
      “It is not a corporate annual fund, so money doesn’t necessarily come from a studio... It is more like a donation thing to fund films on women made by women specifically for everybody to enjoy," Freida told IANS over phone.

    We Do It Together Is Way To Tackle Gender Gap: Freida Pinto

    Doing 'Commando 2', Not Playing Negative: Esha Gupta

    Actress Esha Gupta has confirmed that she is a part of the upcoming film "Commando 2" and she seems excited about the high-octane action.

    Doing 'Commando 2', Not Playing Negative: Esha Gupta