Arjun Kapoor Plans To Survive For Next 80 Years In Film Industry

Actor Arjun Kapoor has always come out in a new avatar for his films. He has never been predictable while choosing his roles. With his debut as Parma in Ishaqzaade, he is now 8 years old in the film industry. During one of his interview he revealed that he plans to survive in Bollywood for next 80 years to come. Excited about his upcoming film Panipat, Arjun Kapoor expects the film to fair well at the Box Office.

The film has been directed by Ashutosh Gowariker and is produced by Sunita Gowariker under their home production AGPPL and Rohit Shelatkar's Vision World. The film stars Arjun Kapoor as great Maratha warrior Sadashiv Rao while Kriti Sanon will play role of his wife Parvatibai. The film will be a great watch with Sanjay Dutt playing the role of Mughal leader Ahmad Shah Abdali. It also stars Padmini Kolhapure, Mohnish Bahl and Zeenat Aman in special roles. The film will unveil the story about Third Battle of Panipat. It is slated for a release on December 6.

During the interview, Arjun Kapoor spoke in detail how he plans to create a niche character for his further career. Speaking about how he has been dealing with us and downs at the Box Office, he believes that its a part and parcel of an actor's life. Talking about entering into a complete different film style, the actor hopes that his fans and audience will enjoy his completely different avatar.

He also spoke that he has never disrespected his profession due to his love for acting. It was due to his uniqueness that the audience accepted him and gave him chance to entertain them via big screen. When Arjun Kapoor made a debut with Ishaqzaade in 2012, there was a stiff competition among the newcomers. He also spoke about how he had to work hard and now he has managed to secure a spot for himself in the industry. Half Girlfriend actor revealed that he has seen many actors entering the industry and being confused after certain years. He ended by saying that he has managed to survive in the industry for eight years and he plans to survive for 80 more years.