Ranbir Kapoor shared a behind-the-scenes story about raj Kapoor’s classic 1964 film Sangam.


Raj Kapoor wanted Vyjayanthimala to play Radha in the film.


She initially declined the offer for unknown reasons.


Since phone calls weren’t common then, raj kapoor sent her a telegram.


He wrote: “Bol Radha Bol, Sangam Hoga Ki Nahi?”


Vyjayanthimala replied: “Hoga, Hoga, Hoga.”


These lines became the lyrics of the iconic song “Bol Radha Bol” in Sangam.



🎤 Ranbir at ‘Celebrate Cinema’ Festival


Ranbir shared this anecdote during Subhash Ghai’s ‘Celebrate Cinema’ event at Whistling Woods International.


The session featured Ranbir Kapoor, Subhash Ghai, and director Rahul Rawail.



🎭 Thoughts on Acting and Method


Ranbir discussed his evolving approach to acting.


Trained at Lee Strasberg Theatre and film institute in New York.


Admitted, he didn’t fully grasp method acting during his training.


Learned more by watching directors like sanjay leela bhansali work with actors.


Believes acting is flexible: “You have to be an employee of the director’s vision.”



🧬 On Nepotism and Hard Work


Acknowledged his privilege: “I’m a product of nepotism.”


Emphasized the need for personal effort: “If I don’t have an individualistic approach, I’ll not succeed.”



🎥 Early Career Journey


Started acting lessons in childhood.


Studied in New York before assisting Bhansali on Black.


Those years shaped his understanding of professionalism in cinema.



🔜 Upcoming Projects


Ranbir will portray Lord ram in Nitesh Tiwari’s epic two-part film Ramayana.


Last appeared in a cameo for Netflix’s The Bads of Bollywood.

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