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Arjun Kapoor recounts when watching others' films made him question himself

Arjun Kapoor recounts when watching others' films made him question himself

Web Desk November 08, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Arjun Kapoor is celebrating the success of Singham Again.
  • He revealed that he was in a difficult phase when he signed the film.
  • He reflected on how Singham Agai helped him reconnect with cinema.
Arjun Kapoor is celebrating the success of his latest film, Singham Again, Rohit Shetty's star-studded cop drama. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter India, the actor revealed that he was in a professional and personal slump when he signed the film.

"“I stopped enjoying watching films. And I only know that. My life is all about movies. Suddenly, I'd watch other people's work and feel, ‘Will I be able to? Will I get a chance to?’ And I've never been a bitter, negative person, but that started festering inside me in a very off way. My wish list kept getting longer and longer,” he shared, admitting that he had become someone who “watch[ed] YouTube Shorts to put [himself] to sleep.”

He reflected on how Singham Again, ironically his "massiest" film to date, helped him reconnect with his passion for cinema. “Once I finished shooting in May, I started engaging with movies again, I started engaging with shows again, and I started engaging with myself again to be very happy. I was finding it very difficult to be happy,”

Arjun confessed. His rediscovery of his love for film began with Only Murders in the Building, followed by a solo screening of Mad Max: Furiosa abroad, which reignited his excitement for movies.

In Singham Again, Arjun plays Danger Lanka, the antagonist, a modern-day Ravana, who faces off against Ajay Devgn’s character, presented as Lord Rama. The film also features a star ensemble including Kareena Kapoor, Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh, and Tiger Shroff. The film has already grossed ₹164 crores at the domestic box office within just six days of release.

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