Ranveer Singh: The movies I loved growing up

Ranveer Singh: The movies I loved growing up
Monday, December 20, 2010 11:10 IST
The Band Baaja Baraat hero lists his pick of flicks...

Raja Babu: I have watched it about thirty times. I am a big fan of David Dhawan and love all his films but this one is special. When I was a kid, my friends used to tease me and call me a mama's boy the urban Raja Babu.

Life Is Beautiful: I watched it at a stage where I was just not doing anything constructive with my life, but after watching I cut my long hair short and began to appreciate what my parents had done for me, the importance of family and count my blessings.

Full Metal Jacket: I used to think guns and violence were macho and cool. But after watching this violent film, I started despising violence. I realised violence is not cool and peace and love are the most important.

Scarface: I had given up my dream to become an actor when I watched this film. Al Pacino's performance was amazing and it completely blew me away. It pushed me towards pursuing my own acting ambitions.

Taxi Driver: I first watched this Martin Scorsese film as part of a filmmaking course I was doing. Till then, I had watched only feel good cinema. This film broadened my horizon and made me realise that every film does not have to have a happy ending.
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