Rishi Kapoor: I don't like any of Ranbir's films - Page 2

That's why, when he went to America, he did not join an acting school. He wanted to enrol at the School of Visual Arts in New York. But he did not do well enough in his SAT to get admission to the school of his choice.

When the late Ismail Merchant heard of this, he spoke to the faculty and told them that Ranbir was the grandson of one of India's greatest film-makers. How could they deny him admission?

The school then took him on for his family background in the creative arts.

Toh isko admission bhi family name pe mila...apne dum pe nahi...

Kapoor khandaan ka "dabdaba" har jagah..

Originally posted by: iTamanna

But RR...he's always saying he's never ever shown his son that he loves him...his son doesn't even talk with him except hello, hi...then he's saying when he sees Ranbir he doesn't feel a thing. I refuse to believe u r like this! I am a very strict parent as well...but I always let them know that they are loved.. I told my elder one I don't want to be your friend I want to be ur mom who will always be there for you ...I ll scold u when it's needed but also will also do what's best for you...

His commitment to his craft, in my view, is faultless.

In January 2014, social media and print publications were agog with the news that he had gone to New York to ring in the New Year with Katrina Kaif.

What nobody knew was that he had gone to New York to enrol himself back in school to learn how to stammer for a role in a forthcoming film.

My sister Ritu was overwhelmed when she heard this. She said, 'He is such a huge star, he doesn't have to go to a school to learn any kind of acting.'

But that's how true Ranbir is to his passion.

@ Bold - Now this is something !! He went to a school to learn stammering !!

@ Red - Even my reaction was the same - Stammering is just k k k k kiran, what's there to learn in this🤣

I think Ranbir has the right attitude towards his work. He does only one film at a time. He takes his work seriously, he slogs over his character, he works closely with his director and completely involved with the film.

That's what matters. The rest, including the eventual result, hit or flop, is secondary.

I love this part . RK's style of working and involvement in a movie is very methodical and it shows on screen👍🏼. Its working style of this generation.

After the success of Barfi, people clamoured for him and eagerly looked forward to a Ranbir film. That's why he fell so hard with Besharam.

It was the kind of 'entertainer' that some other actors would have pulled off well. But coming from Ranbir, it tanked.

He had built up such an enviable body of work nobody quite took to him in this kind of cinema. But even the flop film managed to rake in Rs 60 crore and had a knockout first-day box office collection.

There is an audience out there that wants to go into a theatre and see him in any film he starts in, which is a great achievement at his age.

Chintu jee and his reasoning is so good👍🏼. This man understands movies and audience.

Originally posted by: Angel-From-Hell

That's why, when he went to America, he did not join an acting school. He wanted to enrol at the School of Visual Arts in New York. But he did not do well enough in his SAT to get admission to the school of his choice.

When the late Ismail Merchant heard of this, he spoke to the faculty and told them that Ranbir was the grandson of one of India's greatest film-makers. How could they deny him admission?

The school then took him on for his family background in the creative arts.

Toh isko admission bhi family name pe mila...apne dum pe nahi...

Kapoor khandaan ka "dabdaba" har jagah..