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Box-office means nothing to me: Rajat Kapoor

Jan 10, 2016, at 06:47 pm

He is not turned on by box-office, but by quality films. The suave actor that he is, Rajat Kapoor feels that most cinema in India is bad. In Kolkata during the premiere of his stage production 'What is Done is Done' (a comic adaptation of Macbeth), Kapoor chats with IBNS-TWF correspondent Sudipto Maity

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