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Face to face with Kunal khemu

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What’s on your iPod?
I have almost all kinds of music. But I avoid rock music. Ghazals by Ghulam Ali are a must. Besides I’m always downloading new music.

Your DVD pick?
I collect a lot of Korean and Iranian films. It is the drama and action in Korean films that really inspires me. Iranian movies are all about the portrayal of strong independent characters played by simple persons.

Your favourite romantic scene in a movie?
I don’t enjoy romantic movies. But in a movie called Notebook there are a lot of tender, romantic moments which I found kind of sweet.

Which heroine you would love to go on a date with?
In Bollywood there are lots of them and I wouldn’t like to take names. But otherwise, Jessica Alba.

Which dialogue have you mouthed in front of the mirror the most?
‘Hi, I am Kunal, naam tho suna hoga.’ Although I never keep saying my dialogues in front of the mirror, this one is a funny dialogue which I keep repeating often.

Who inspired you to become an actor?
Hindi movies such as Shiva, Ghatak and Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander.

The worst film you’ve ever watched? Why?
Date Movie. I started watching it thinking it was scary but it turned out to be a disaster.

Which film you wish you could be part of?
Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander - I love the raw action in this movie. And I would love to play the character of Shiva if I ever get a chance.

What makes you an actor?
My dream and desire to be one.

Quiz: From which film is this line: Sara sheher mujhe lion ke naam se jaanta hai
It is Ajit who says it, but I have forgotten the name of the movie. (Correct answer - Kalicharan)


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