The first episode of No Filter Neha Season 6 is out on Jio TV. Watch how host Neha Dhupia unearths Bollywood developments with celebrity guest Shahid Kapoor.
Shahid Kapoor graces No Filter Neha Season 6 Episode 1.
Last Updated: 08.13 PM, Feb 23, 2024
No Filter Neha stands out as one of India's most sought-after celebrity talk shows. Led by actress Neha Dhupia, the program showcases numerous renowned personalities engaging in candid conversations. Just last night, the premiere episode of Season 6 premiered on Jio TV, quickly gaining traction online. The show featured Shahid Kapoor as the esteemed guest, who has recently garnered widespread attention following the success of his theatrical release, Teri Baaton Main Aisa Uljha Jiya. Dive deeper to discover what insights he shared with Neha about his journey in Bollywood.
Shahid Kapoor and his father, actor Pankaj Kapur have featured as protagonists in numerous films including Mausam (2011), Shaandaar (2015), and Jersey (2022). Together, they share a great camaraderie. Despite their great bond, Shahid, however, did not want his father to feature in Udta Punjab – a 2016 crime drama film that detailed the lives of people battling drug abuse.
Additionally, Shahid Kapoor shared why he did not want his brother Ishaan Khatter on the sets of his 2016 release film ‘Udta Punjab’. He said, “I was playing a cocaine addict. I don’t even know what it is like to have a drink. So, l was like, this is the most challenging film that I’m making, and I don’t know if I’ll get this character right. And I don’t want the baggage of having my brother because when your younger brother is an AD (assistant director), you know your one eye is there. Now you’re like always theek hai kya, khana.”
Shahid Kapoor openly discussed a missed chance, expressing his remorse for not being involved in the iconic movie, 'Rang De Basanti.' Reflecting on the circumstances that influenced his choice, he revealed how prior commitments hindered him from delving deeper into the role. Despite this, he acknowledges his fondness for the film and its profound impact.