Arjun Kapoor wants to steal these things from popular personas; says he doesn’t want to steal anything from Anil Kapoor since he has already stolen enough genetically
Last week’s episode of Koffee With Karan was proof enough to show the kind of filmy family Arjun Kapoor hails from. In the same show, when Karan Johar asked Arjun to describe something he inherited from Kapoor genes, his answer was vanity and how they can’t help but look themselves in a mirror whenever they cross one. Moreover, the filmmaker and Anil’s daughter Sonam Kapoor too agreed on it. In a candid interview with Man’s World, when Arjun Kapoor was asked what he would steal from his uncle, Anil Kapoor, his answer reminded us of what he said during the show.
Arjun Kapoor responded that he wouldn’t steal anything from Anil Kapoor. His response was, “I have stolen enough genetically”. Well, his uncle was not the only one on the list. Arjun Kapoor was asked what he would steal from some of the biggest celebrities across the globe. Topping the list was Ranveer Singh. Arjun, being the actor’s best friend, said that he would steal his energy. Some other celebrities on the list included Elon Musk, Kal Havertz, and Chris Evans among others. Arjun revealed that he would steal Elon Musk’s mind, Kal’s talent, and Chris’ Captain America Shield.
In the same interview, he also revealed that his favourite co-star is Tara Sutaria. For the uninitiated, the actor was paired alongside the actress in Ek Villain Returns, which also featured John Abraham and Disha Patani in lead roles.
On the work front, Arjun Kapoor has some interesting projects in the pipeline. He was recently seen shooting for the film, The Lady Killer with Bhumi Pednekar. Besides that he also has Kuttey with Tabu which is expected to release in November this year. Reports also have it that Arjun Kapoor has signed another film with Bhumi and that it also features Rakul Preet Singh.
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