The
veteran
actor
Rishi
Kapoor
is
well-known
for
his
outspoken
nature
and
we
all
respect
him
for
that!
It
takes
a
lot
of
guts
to
speak
one's
heart
out
without
caring
what
others
will
think
or
say.
Recently,
while
getting
candid
with
DNA,
the
'Daddu'
of
Kapoor
And
Sons
talked
about
his
fight
with
the
director
of
the
film
(Kapoor
And
Sons),
Shakun
Batra.
When
asked
about
his
experience,
while
working
with
Shakun
Batra,
he
said,
"I
didn't
have
fun
working
for
Shakun
Batra
in
Kapoor
&
Sons.
You
see
I
worked
for
30-32
days
on
this
film.
Not
a
single
day
passed
when
Shakun
and
I
didn't
fight."
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Kapoor
&
Sons'
Stills:
"Shakun
wanted
to
cover
every
shot
of
mine
from
many
different
angles.
But
I
am
old-school
spontaneous
actor.
I
couldn't
recreate
the
same
expression
several
times
over
for
every
shot.
I
respect
all
schools
of
acting.
But
I
am
not
a
method
actor.
With
every
successive
shot
I
lose
my
spontaneity.
This
new
style
of
working
where
actors
give
the
same
shot
repeatedly
from
different
angles
has
gained
acceptance
because
in
the
digital
era
no
raw
stock
is
wasted.
Because
they've
the
facility
of
editing
a
film
on
a
digital
platform
they
want
more
software.
Thereby
actors
have
turned
into
robots.
That's
not
my
way
of
working.
I
always
have
an
edited
pattern
in
my
mind
for
my
performances."
Mr
Kapoor
also
revealed
that
he
almost
planned
to
leave
the
film
in
the
middle.
He
said,
"We
were
constantly
arguing.
I
told
him
he
had
taken
the
wrong
actor.
I
offered
to
leave
the
film
at
least
twice."