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Ranbir Kapoor opens up on break-up with Katrina Kaif: I'm over it
New Delhi,UPDATED: Jun 23, 2017 15:31 IST
Ranbir Kapoor and Anurag Basu open up about their upcoming release, Jagga Jasoos, in an exclusive interview to India Today Television.
The Barfi actor is not nervous about recreating the magic of Barfi on screen with Jagga Jasoos, opposite Katrina Kaif. The film releases on July 14.
"I am just happy to be a part of this film. Not just as an actor, as a producer too," said the actor.
Ranbir Kapoor doesn't have any qualms about talking about his break-up with Katrina. "Whatever I felt at the that time, I'm over it. I don't want to bring that negativity back in my life or say anything that will dis people. It's fine. We're actors. It's part of show business," he said.
Ranbir also opened up about being a recluse and shying away from social media. "Actors should maintain a mystery about themselves. Social media is too much of a responsibility. I'm too lazy to be on social media. I can't look and act perfect all the time. Invisibility is a super power."
All this and more on this episode of In Da Club.
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