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The actress said she tried to grab all the opportunities that came to her as she never wanted to miss any chance of becoming successful. Sonali said: "You must be stupid if you do not seize the possibilities that come your way. So I made sure I never let go of any opportunities that came my way and learned everything from that, and that is how I am here today."

Kapil Sharma shared: "I was about 15 years old when my father came home with his friend in a police jeep and kept keys on the table and went inside his room. Out of curiosity, I took the keys and started the car, but didn't know how it began to reverse and hit the vegetable cart standing behind."

Ranbir Kapoor said: "Director Luv Ranjan has a very different style of working as compared to others; so, it was a very new experience for all of us. We used to be given the script just a few hours before the scene, so we were left with no choice but to channel our inner superheroes and tackle those 5 pages of monologues with all our might."

Elaborating on the experience, Satinder says: "I always felt that I am meant for the stage. My first passion and love will always be live concerts. Films were never my priority as such, but the subject of the film ('The Black Prince') was such that I had to say 'Yes'." Satinder made his film debut as Maharaja Duleep Singh in 'The Black Prince' in 2017.

She shared: "I never wanted to get married, and I always thought that I would be single forever because I am not those romantic kinds rather I am very practical. But you know they say when the love of your life walks in everything seems surreal, bells start ringing, the wind starts blowing and you get this strange feeling."

The over-two-minutes-long trailer of the semi-autobiographical from the dream maker, which includes an homage to the Cecille DeMille film, 'The Greatest Show on Earth', shows a little boy's obsession with cinema in small-town America, where Jews are still hated, and how his pianist mother takes him nearer to it.

Khan Sir revealed that the comedy reality show is the inspiration behind his unique method of teaching. He shared: "Whenever these poor students get tired of studying, they watch 'The Kapil Sharma Show'. Initially, I used to think that we are trying to teach them but they are more interested in the show."

Suneeta Rao shared: "I was bitten by the acting bug because I just loved acting ever since I was a teenager. I was around 15-16 years old when I gave my first screen test but unfortunately, I lost the role to none other than Archana ji. I don't know if Archana ji remembers, it was for 'Jalwa'. I was not a model but I thoroughly enjoyed the process."

Taking a trip down memory lane, Vicky said: "This dates back to 2010 when I wanted to become an actor and Neeraj Ghaywan wanted to pursue direction. We both started our journey together as assistant directors in 'Gangs of Wasseypur.'

"My family usually goes on vacations, but I don't get time due to my tight schedule," he said. "But for me, my team is my family. I spend most of my time with them and I have no regrets. And I believe that if someone is not happy returning from a vacation and thinks that he has to go to work while on the flight, then that is a waste," the ace director Rohit Shetty added.