The only way independent cinema can come out of its own rut is by learning to be more consistent. An indie filmmaker should feel responsible for others as well. — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share Image
One indie film does well, for example a 'Bheja Fry,' that gets money for another 20 indie projects. But as soon as the first 8 projects release and flop, out of the 12 remaining ones, six will never take off,… — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share Image
I feel comfortable doing parts that I feel are great and that I can pull off. — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share
Many of my colleagues and I do films, which push the envelope and try to bring some change. — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share
I don't plan my life or analyse things. Nothing can be predicted about the future, no one can put a finger on what's going… — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share
I had been off TV for seven-eight years, and I took up 'Khatron Ke Khiladi' on an impulse. I wanted to do something adventurous… — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share
This is a wrong notion that I work in big budget films. Infact, usually low budget films are offered to me, they come and… — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share
When you hear Bollywood, you think about everything mainstream, song-and-dance, hero-heroine. I don't think that will ever go away. — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share
Not all Bollywood movies are made for the passion for it, they're mostly made to make money. — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share
There is no need to write about every fight that I have with my wife. That is not fair. — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share
I try to do yoga whenever I can, even if it's 15 minutes during a break in shooting. — Ranvir Shorey Copy Share
