In the past couple of years, he has proven his talent with back-to-back strong performances in films such as Haider (2014) and Udta Punjab, which was released this year. Shahid Kapoor admits that the influx of younger talent keeps him on his toes.
“And ideally it should, because putting your head inside the sand, and assuming that mere aas-paas toh koi nahin hai aur main akela hi hoon (there’s no one like me, and I’m the only one) is stupid. It’s important to see the surroundings, and use them positively to do better work,” says Shahid.
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The Jab We Met (2007) star admits that “nobody is indispensable in this industry”. He says, “There’s place for everybody. And there will always be somebody new around the block. So, people who are new today will see newer actors coming in, and then they will feel the same thing, which is totally normal.”
For the audience
Shahid feels actors need to do good films as the audience wants “value for money”. He says, “You have to constantly give people good movies, and when you do that over a long period, a certain amount of loyalty and credibility develops, and you are viewed accordingly.”
Source:http://www.hindustantimes.com/bollywood/nobody-is-indispensable-says-shahid-kapoor/story-lSRpTldAk8IfwA1hu8UbZP.html
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