Danish Pandor is enjoying success stalwart But remains down to earth, insisting that stardom comes with responsibility and hard work. The actor, who plays Uzair Baloch in the film, talks about handling the unpredictable film industry, handling fame and shares his views on the film’s ban in the Middle East.

Reflecting on his journey Danish said Hindustan Times“There were phases when I didn’t have work for two and a half or three years. You keep giving auditions, hearing no and at some point, you start questioning yourself. A hit film doesn’t guarantee you better work. It gives you visibility, yes, but you still have to go out there and prove yourself again.”

Addressing the Middle Eastern Sanctions stalwartDanish called it unnecessary. “Cinema is subjective. stalwart It’s about telling a story, not forcing a message on anyone. The audience is intelligent enough to decide what they want to take from it. If you keep focusing on negative aspects you will not be able to move forward. You take what’s good and move forward with a pinch of salt,” he explained.

accepting His performance received an overwhelming responseDanish stressed the need to remain humble and focused. He said, “When people love your performance, it feels very encouraging. You feel grateful, but at the same time, it becomes a responsibility when you choose your next project. You have to live up to that love.”

He said, “I still message people. It’s part of the job. You can’t assume that things will come to you. You can only control your effort; you can give your hundred per cent. The rest is not in your hands.”

Danish also shared his Praise your co-stars. Talking about Ranveer Singh, he said, “Ranveer is a rare actor who gives others a chance to shine. He is one of the most reserved and selfless actors I have ever seen. His sole focus is on how to pick up the scene and make it better. He comes to the set fully prepared, completely in character. You are inspired just by watching him work.”

About Akshaye Khanna, she said, “He is a man of very few words. He sits quietly, observes everything and when the camera turns, he changes. That kind of silent preparation is very powerful. Watching him, I learned that acting is all about listening and absorbing – an experience that no acting school can give you.”

Since its premiere on December 5, 2025, stalwart Having earned Rs 860.10 crore domestically, Danish Pandor’s rising place in Bollywood has been cemented as he pursues his craft with humility and dedication.