In an industry peopled with fragile egos, Imran Khan seems to be among the few actors who feel truly secure. Imran, who’s proved his caliber with 'Delhi Belly' and 'Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai Dobara', isn’t bogged down by failure or by the prospect of being overshadowed by his co-stars.
Imran says he has no qualms about his leading ladies having stronger roles in his films. “I’ve always disagreed with the general belief that the film industry is male dominated. I have no issues if my co-stars — be it Kareena Kapoor or Sonakshi Sinha — get higher billing in a film. I’d never ask for changes in the original script of a film to suit my convenience,” he told us.
The actor admits that Kareena is a bigger star than him and he looks up to her. “Yes, she is a bigger star than me and that’s the truth. If my films work because of my co-star, I’d only be happy to give the credit to her,” he says. While his uncle Aamir Khan has always been adamant on not letting the focus shift to his co-stars, it seems Imran got an entirely different approach.
