Mumbai. Boman Irani has entered the world of direction. Reminiscing about old memories, the actor said that when his mother understood his love for stage and cinema, she started encouraging him to watch films again and again.
In conversation with Vaibhav Munjal, CEO & Co-Founder, 'Chalchitra Talks' during the Cinevistar International Film Festival 2024 (CIFF), Bom Irani talks about the experiences of watching a film. The actor, who is known for his work in 'Munna Bhai MBBS', said, “I was not a talkative child. I stuttered, stuttered, had difficulty speaking, so I never spoke much. The truth is that I didn't say anything, I needed some kind of outlet.
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Mother used to encourage while sitting in the audience
One day when I was a child, I was on the stage and my mother was sitting in the audience and she was smiling at me from somewhere in the corner. Talking about his childhood, Irani said that I was a very sad and nervous child. I was born after my father's death, so I was surrounded by women and was extremely shy. I am still here. I make such big noises just to hide my nervousness, so I take it to cinema and stage. The actor further said that my mother understood that I like stage and cinema.
watched movies again and again
He encouraged me to watch films again and again, even though I had seen them before. I asked, 'Why mother', he said, 'So that you understand lyrics, drama and acting.' Irani further said that it is important to watch all types of films. Irani said that I got my first passport at the age of 35. I had never traveled before. Films made me travel the world, seeing different cities, cultures and food. I like telling stories. My mother would come home and ask me to repeat the whole story in front of the family.
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FIRST PUBLISHED : March 28, 2024, 10:10 PM IST