Overview
- In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the actor says he largely no longer dances at private weddings.
- He frames the move as a matter of personal comfort and age, not a judgment of colleagues who still perform.
- He recalls his aunt reprimanding him backstage at a Mumbai wedding, reinforcing discomfort when performing within his own social circle.
- He says a Portugal gig felt appropriate due to a defined stage and distance, while some Indian settings, including Haryana, feel too public and intense.
- He notes billionaire-hosted shows with big fees remain common but argues Instagram and paparazzi exposure have diluted stardom.