Shraddha says she hated it when her father played villain in films
Mumbai:
Newcomer Shraddha Kapoor, daughterof actor Shakti Kapoor, says she did not like her fatherplaying a villain in films.Shakti Kapoor played negative roles in films likeRocky, Qurbani, Himmatwala, Hero and others andestablished himself as one of the most sought-after villainsin Bollywood.
"I used to shout at him for doing villain roles. Iused to be sad about it (playing villain). But then my motherexplained he is just acting," Shraddha said in an interview.In the nineties, Shakti ventured into comic roles infilms like Raja Babu, Insaaf, Baap Numbri Beta DusNumbri, Andaz Apna Apna, Chaalbaaz and others."I loved him in comic roles. In real life he is veryfunny," Shraddha said.
Shraddha, whose aunt is actress Padmini Kolhapure,says filmy talks dominate the house."Our conversation most of the time is about films. Wediscuss what films to watch...the good performances and all,"she said.Shraddha entered filmdom with Teen Patti (2010)alongside Amitabh Bachchan, R Madhavan and others, which didnot fare well at the box office. Her next release Luv Ka TheEnd (2011) of Y-Films, a subsidiary of Yash Raj Films, didaverage business.
"My father and aunt Padmini Kolhapure advise me a lot.He (Shakti Kapoor) has an interesting point of view," she said.Shraddha is very close to her father though he isstrict while her mother Shivangi is her best friend."My dad is a bit strict but protective. But I share agreat comfort level with my parents and I can tell themanything - like if I have a crush on someone or somebody likesme, I can tell them," she added.
Shraddha will be seen next in Mukesh Bhatt's Aashiqui2 opposite Aditya Roy Kapur. The promos of the film are outand her parents are quite excited about it."I am quite happy as we are receiving good responsefor the film and music. My parents are also happy," she said.
"I used to shout at him for doing villain roles. Iused to be sad about it (playing villain). But then my motherexplained he is just acting," Shraddha said in an interview.In the nineties, Shakti ventured into comic roles infilms like Raja Babu, Insaaf, Baap Numbri Beta DusNumbri, Andaz Apna Apna, Chaalbaaz and others."I loved him in comic roles. In real life he is veryfunny," Shraddha said.
Shraddha, whose aunt is actress Padmini Kolhapure,says filmy talks dominate the house."Our conversation most of the time is about films. Wediscuss what films to watch...the good performances and all,"she said.Shraddha entered filmdom with Teen Patti (2010)alongside Amitabh Bachchan, R Madhavan and others, which didnot fare well at the box office. Her next release Luv Ka TheEnd (2011) of Y-Films, a subsidiary of Yash Raj Films, didaverage business.
"My father and aunt Padmini Kolhapure advise me a lot.He (Shakti Kapoor) has an interesting point of view," she said.Shraddha is very close to her father though he isstrict while her mother Shivangi is her best friend."My dad is a bit strict but protective. But I share agreat comfort level with my parents and I can tell themanything - like if I have a crush on someone or somebody likesme, I can tell them," she added.
Shraddha will be seen next in Mukesh Bhatt's Aashiqui2 opposite Aditya Roy Kapur. The promos of the film are outand her parents are quite excited about it."I am quite happy as we are receiving good responsefor the film and music. My parents are also happy," she said.
