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Aamir: I Am Totally Indisciplined Enter to Win Movie Passes www.WeeklyVoice.com BOLLYWOOD Friday, March 9, 2018 | B-3 Aamir: I Am Totally Indisciplined Enter to win Movie Passes MUMBAI: Actor Aamir Khan, often “The only reason I am disciplined their survival... Like if a deer is walk- known as Bollywood’s Mr Perfection- is because my work requires me to be ing in Forest, he would be judgmental ist, says he is “totally indisciplined” in so. Otherwise, I am not disciplined. I towards a tiger thinking ‘He will eat real life, but his work brings out the know it’s very hard for people to imag- me’, whereas we are judgmental on so The cinematography of discipline in him. ine that... But this is the fact and peo- many levels all the time.” The actor-producer on Monday ple who are close to me know that and Aamir also said he rarely thinks be- Subhash Ghai’s ‘Pardes’ launched his friend and ilmmakerthey know how indisciplined I am. The yond the present. “I live in the now and Rajkumar Hirani’s pilot wife-turned- only thing is work that pulls me back I never have long-term plans. It’s al- was done by...? author Manjeet Hirani’s book titled to track and makes me do what I have ways about what I am to do right now.” Email to: [email protected] “How To Be Human” here. to do.” “I have also realised that no matter The book talks about how people Aamir, who was the voice of Pluto what I am doing right now, my entire All eligible entries must reach us by can learn from animals around them. the dog in Bollywood ilm “Dil Dha- focus is on that one thing -- whether it 3:00 pm, Marrch 14, 2018. Please In the book, Manjeet has mentioned dakne Do”, admits there’s a lot people is eating, meeting somebody, watching include your name and valid day- how her pet dog Buddy Hirani is very can learn from pets. “It’s so true that a ilm, shooting a ilm or a discussion time contact phone number. disciplined when it comes to his diet. actually we can learn so much not only with someone. Whatever I am doing at On discipline in his own life, Aamir from our own pets but from animals time, I am fully into that. told the media: “Actually, I am not around us because they are really less “Sometimes I multitask when I need WINNING ANSWER TO disciplined at all. I am totally indis- judgmental than we are. to, but I don’t enjoy that,” he added. ciplined. The only thing that gets me “We are very judgmental on many Pic: Manjeet Hirani with Rajkumar By what name is Nana to be disciplined is my work so if I things and for many reasons which Hirani and actor Aamir Khan at the was not an actor and not in this ield,you don’t need to be. Whereas, an ani- launch of her book - ‘How to be Hu- Patekar referred to in the I would have been most indisciplined mal is also judgmental but on a very man - Life lessons by Buddy Hirani’ in person. few things. They are judgmental about Mumbai on March 5 hit ilm ‘Parinda’? Nushrat Wants To Do Complicated Roles ANSWER Nana was referred to as MUMBAI: Actress Nushrat Bharucha, shocked people with her choice of role. who is basking in the success of her lat- She did it when she was in the prime of ‘Anna Seth’ in ‘Parinda’ est release “Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety”, her career. Ever since then, I have been says she is an extremely greedy actor and waiting to do a role like that, and then This Week’s Winners! wants to do complicated roles. ‘Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety’ happened,” “I am an extremely greedy actor. I want said the “Pyaar Ka Punchnama” actress. Olive D’Souza to do all sorts of roles... The more layered, On her role, she said: “It was a very more complicated the role... The more I gutsy move to carry out the duality of the Dharmesh Kelawala enjoy it,” Nushrat said in a statement. character, irst to make people believe The actress is seen as Sweety in “Sonu that I am actually very sweet, and then Winners MUST pick-up Ke Titu Ki Sweety”. Her character has just when they have believed me... to ac- shades of grey. “I remember the irst time tually go out there myself and admit out their tickets from the Voice Ofice I saw ‘Gupt’, I was blown away. Kajol loud that I am the main villain.” in Mississauga Now 0perating Fall/Winter Hours OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Fall/Winter hours: Monday to Thursday • Dinner Only 5 pm to 10 pm Friday - Sunday: Lunch : 12 pm to 3 pm • Dinner : 5pm to 10pm.
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