Bollywood
actor
Ranbir
Kapoor,
who
is
often
referred
to
as
the
next
superstar
admitted
that
he
is
burdened
because
of
the
'star
son'
tag
that
is
always
carried
with
him.
He
wants
to
carve
out
his
own
identity
but
because
of
this
tag,
it
is
not
easy.
"I
want
people
to
recognise
me
by
my
work.
I
am
burdened
by
this
tag
called
'the
star
son'.
People
say
I
got
everything
easily,
yes,
I
got
my
first
film
easily
because
people
were
curious
about
me.
After
that
I
have
worked
hard,
experienced
things.
It
is
important
to
make
an
identity
of
my
own," Ranbir
said.
Ranbir
was
born
in
to
a
family
full
of
cine-stars.
He
is
the
grandson
of
legendary
Raj
Kapoor
and
son
of
veteran
actors
Neetu
and
Rishi
Kapoor.
"My
parents
feel
very
proud
when
somebody
calls
them
Ranbir
Kapoor's
parents.
Every
father
and
mother
wants
that
for
their
child.
I
hope
that
I
make
them
proud
and
carry
forward
the
legacy
of
my
family
in
my
own
distinct
way,"
he
said.
Rishi
Kapoor
who
has
made
it
big
in
Bollywood
in
the
past
is
again
gaining
the
attention
with
his
negative
roles
in
films.
Ranbir
tells
us
that
this
is
like
a
second
career
for
his
father.
"He
has
made
me
realise
one
thing
that
stars
fade
and
actors
always
remain.
This
is
his
second
career
as
a
character
actor.
The
biggest
thing
is
to
have
excitement
and
passion
even
at
this
age,"
he
said.
Besharam
is
the
first
film
in
which
Ranbir
shares
the
screen
space
with
his
parents.
The
movie
will
hit
the
theatres
on
Wednesday,
October
2.
Do
come
back
as
we
will
update
you
on
how
the
Kapoor
family
will
fair
together
on-screen
in
Besharam.
(Inputs
from
PTI)
Have
a
look
at
the
slide
show
for
Besharam
stills.
The
Besharam
Family
Ranbir
Kapoor's
parents
Rishi
Kapoor
and
Neetu
Singh
play
the
roles
of
Inspector
Chulbul
Chautala
and
Head
Constable
Bulbul
Chautala
respectively
in
Besharam.
Babli
The
director
says
that
a
positive
Besharam
will
be
the
quality
of
his
hero.
He
also
says
that
Babli
is
a
poor
guy
but
has
a
nice
heart.
Besharm
Beats
Chennai
Express
Ranbir's
Besharam
beats
Chennai
Express
in
the
number
game.
The
movie
will
release
in
3600
screens,
where
as
Chennai
Express
released
in
3500
screens.
Just
Like
His
Daddy
For
the
flagship
song
in
Besharam,
Ranbir
will
be
seen
in
an
avatar
similar
to
Rishi
Kapoor's
look
from
the
1980
movie
Karz.
Ranbir
dons
a
metallic
golden
outfit
and
shakes
a
leg.
Pallavi
Sharda
Pallavi
Sharda
is
an
Indian-Australian
actress
who
made
her
Bollywood
debut
in
My
Name
Is
Khan.
She
had
played
a
supporting
role
then.
In
Besharam,
she
has
got
the
opportunity
to
play
the
lead
opposite
Ranbir.
Punjabi
Ranbir
plays
the
role
of
a
Punjabi
boy
in
this
movie.
He
is
poor
but
has
a
good
heart
in
Besharam.
Shakes
His
Booty
In
the
title
track
of
the
Besharam,
we
see
Ranbir
grooving
to
the
fast
paced
song.
He
sets
the
floor
on
fire.
Tagline
Beshram's
tagline
is
Na
sammaan
ka
moh,
na
apmaan
ka
bhay.
It
literally
means
No
want
for
respect,
no
fear
of
disrespect.