Sunil Grover

I don't understand how shows are made and what is the grammar or formula behind making them successful or unsuccessful.

I don't like something which is perfect. It's more fun being a wannabe because there is always a scope to learn more.

I used to study in Guru Nanak college and there we had only seven girls out of 4,300 boys.

Gutthi has come from my experiences I had in my college.

I want to keep trying and keep people entertained.

I am more comfortable in being someone else.

Whether 'Bharat' is released with or without me, it wouldn't make a difference. If not me, somebody else would have done the role.

Salman is a huge star.

I have been replaced from shows after shooting for two days, sometimes, I have been rejected outright.

My journey has been full of surprises. If I look back, there have been many hurdles.

If I am offered a great concept, I will take it up.

With Kapil, I've had a great association, and I have deep gratitude for the platform we shared.

I want to explore myself and do various characters. That's what I understand and that's what gives me happiness.

When I approach a character, I don't take it as comedy because I don't know how to do it.

When you are busy and working hard, you often get worked up.

I am not comfortable using double meaning words... I don't know why.

I hope people accept me in a man's role.

If Sachin Tendulkar only thought of centuries, he wouldn't be the legend that he is.

Take care of health, anyone can have a health issue. If someone suffers a health problem unfortunately, face it and come out of it victorious to lead a healthy life.

The organs in our body are not aware who is popular and who's not. They can stop working in any body, they also don't know about morals.

I was 18 when I went abroad for the first time, Canada. It was a connecting flight via London. When I was going to Vancouver, a child was born mid flight and the flight came back.

I pray that I keep entertaining the audience with various roles and characters.

All I want is I am able to do any role that I get, comedy or not.

I want to keep doing comedy if I get good roles, with a good script.

I don't want to come out of my comic image.

I just pray to god that Kapil stays healthy and takes care of himself.

Even if I am short of EMIs, I will not do fiction on TV. I might as well open a shop.

Students are always good at enjoying free treats.

Working with Salman sir was a great experience. I have always been his fan and when I got this opportunity to share the screen space with such a huge star, it was a privilege for me. He made me feel very comfortable... I really enjoyed his company and working with him.

I respect Kapil a lot, he really entertains me. And I think he loves me too.

The best part about being in ladies disguise is that women forget I am actually a man!

What keeps me going is the fear of being unsuccessful again, fear of failure. It makes people creative.

I am happy that I am getting acceptance beyond comedy and hope I keep getting a variety of roles.

When I did the role of a cop in 'Gabbar Is Back,' that was totally unexpected of me. But people liked it and that gave me confidence to try more versatile roles because in the end, as an actor, you want to be known for portraying different characters.

It was easy playing a journalist. First of all, they all seem similar in the way they conduct their shows. Secondly, I know a lot people closely in the media so I have observed them as well.

I'm really willing to do something on television, and if something interesting is offered then I would definitely do it.

Television is a huge medium, and I'm everything because of it.

Taimur is a star... a born star... superstar!

I feel grateful for the experiences that I am getting in this lifetime.

I never thought that Gutthi will become as big as it did.

I am someone, who entertains through different characters and not be myself.

People have loved my comic antics and I will bring all that together to add more fun to this show 'Mad In India.'

I think female actors should also play male characters.

The objective for television, theatre or radio, is the same- to entertain.

I have been someone who has always been good at mimicry, acting and making people laugh.

I have seen my father struggle every day to pursue his dreams and that has taught me to never give up on mine.

The important thing is to learn from each experience.

Even when I do comedy, since I have no training in stand-up, I always approach a character like a character and not like a performer.

In my career, since people have appreciated my performance on television for years, even casting directors trust that I am capable of delivering a comedy scene effortlessly.

We all are typecast, especially when we get success by doing one thing. Whether you are an action hero, romantic hero or playing a comedy character, we all are typecast.