Handsome Bollywood hero Ranbir Kapoor is currently promoting his upcoming movie 'Tu Jhooti Mai Makkar'. Directed by Luv Ranjan, Shraddha Kapoor is the heroine in it. This romantic comedy entertainer will be hitting the big screens on 8th March. The trailer and the songs have already received a very good response and the chemistry of the lead pair is going to be the major attraction in this movie.
During the promotion, Ranbir was questioned about the ongoing 'Boycott' trend in Bollywood. He said that it is just baseless. The 'Sanju' actor added, "Main kuch nahi kahunga. All these things, boycott Bollywood...there were so many negative things that were coming post the pandemic and I really found them baseless. Films are made for entertainment purposes, we are not saving the world. We are just making films for the audience. They can forget their worries, they come to see a film on the big screen and have a really good time at the cinema. I didn't understand this whole boycott thing because nobody is doing anything wrong, everybody is trying to be the best version of themselves and provide entertainment, that's what we are here for and nothing else."
Speaking about his newborn daughter, Ranbir said that he is getting inspiration from her. He told, "We got blessed by our inspiration, me and Alia, we had a baby girl and her name is Raha. She is going to be four months old soon. I don't think I will ever get an inspiration as bigger as her."
Apart from his upcoming release, Ranbir recently completed the shooting of 'Animal' which is directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga. It is going to be a violent movie as the first look suggests and it is expected to hit the screens on 11th August.
During the promotion, Ranbir was questioned about the ongoing 'Boycott' trend in Bollywood. He said that it is just baseless. The 'Sanju' actor added, "Main kuch nahi kahunga. All these things, boycott Bollywood...there were so many negative things that were coming post the pandemic and I really found them baseless. Films are made for entertainment purposes, we are not saving the world. We are just making films for the audience. They can forget their worries, they come to see a film on the big screen and have a really good time at the cinema. I didn't understand this whole boycott thing because nobody is doing anything wrong, everybody is trying to be the best version of themselves and provide entertainment, that's what we are here for and nothing else."
Speaking about his newborn daughter, Ranbir said that he is getting inspiration from her. He told, "We got blessed by our inspiration, me and Alia, we had a baby girl and her name is Raha. She is going to be four months old soon. I don't think I will ever get an inspiration as bigger as her."
Apart from his upcoming release, Ranbir recently completed the shooting of 'Animal' which is directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga. It is going to be a violent movie as the first look suggests and it is expected to hit the screens on 11th August.