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In an interview to ‘Firstpost’, the actor said, “I get tired of acting and sometimes I feel like taking a break for two to three months but then I have committed to so many projects.

Following the success of last year's digital format, the 12th edition of the IFFM will take place both physically and virtually amid the coronavirus pandemic.

'Mimi', was slated to release on July 30 on Jio Cinema and Netflix, had reportedly been leaked online four days before its official release date.

Sometimes I pick stories I like or characters I like, or something in the film that I really want to reach to the people, like a message.

Kriti had earlier shared a motion poster from the film.

Pankaj says it is his social responsibility to fulfil his duty.

It's time for us to be selfless and help anyone who looks like they're in need of it. Trust me, doing this will feel good. Care is always welcome, especially in times of crisis.

I feel that parents put all their energies into grooming and teaching their daughters how to behave themselves but when it comes to boys, it's not given the same importance.

"I make sure that I adopt an acting style that is realistic and relatable. Be it comedy or any other character that I play, I ensure they are projected as human as possible on-screen," Pankaj said.

I use this technique purposefully to ensure that my characters don't come off as ultimate extreme (instances) of negativity. Human nature has both sides the good and the bad

It then proceeds towards showing the chaotic journey that the characters embark on in trying to cross the borders, with Arjun trying to kill Parineeti at the end of the nail-biting trailer.

"Nothing has changed. I don't have an idea if I am a star and I don't know what it's like to be a star. I don't have an idea about stardom. I used to work with honesty and I am doing it with sincerity till now," Pankaj said.

The actor plays a lawyer in the web series Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors

"Nothing makes me happier to know that 'Kaagaz', our labour of love, would reach a wider audience, especially in the interiors where watching cinema is still a far fetched dream," said the film's director Satish Kaushik.

The ‘Pink’ actor hopes Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors would be the last court scene of her career

"I read a news article about Lal Bihari Mritak many years ago and I was touched by his journey. When I researched about him, I felt that his story deserved to be told and I wanted to do that myself," said Kaushik.

Through this film, I've understood myself better as an actor. It's given me a different sense of confidence and, maybe it's because of the impact Gunjan madam's story and resilience has had on me, the actress said.