Quotes from Ravi Kishan

You have to join politics to reach out to the masses. As a filmstar I can reach out to 40-50 thousand followers but not 20 lakh people.

I share a great rapport with Siddharth Jadhav. We have worked together in a Tamil film and have been friends since then.

Film festivals is a great way to display good cinema.

A random rumor that did a rounds about me was that I am an actor who throws tantrums on the sets and likes to be treated like a King. Which is false.

I want to do one reality show every year. It goes with my personality.

People want to see me for at least two hours uninterrupted in a Hindi film.

I believe that sitting in a street and hearing the people talk, argue, console each other is one workshop every actor must attend on a regular basis.

In 2014, I heard Modi ji speak about toilets. For the first time, I saw a prime minister with such an outlook. I was impressed.

Anurag wanted to cast me for 'Gangs of Wasseypur,' but he didn't approach me for it as he had an unflattering image of me in his mind. I regret big-time about this as I was very much willing to be part of such a powerful film.

I can relate with a woman's pain, their moods, their love, their passion. Maybe the percentage of woman in me is more. Maybe, being a Shiva devotee helps me. And that is why I can take so many avatars in front of the camera.

I want to make Jaunpur a shooting hub of Bhojpuri cinema.

If we want our kids to learn about the true essence of life, we have to take time out of our busy schedule and teach them the values before it is too late.

Brahmins never torment or trouble others and have been respected since ages for imparting knowledge and giving direction to society.

Salman is a very good friend of mine and all I wish for him is happiness. He is very helping and has done immense charity work which helps many.

Humanity is going through a tough phase owing to the coronavirus pandemic. And the least we can do to help our government control its spread is to maintain social distance and stay isolated.

I want to introduce people and my fans in Bihar to the Maharashtrian culture.

Yogi Adityanath is my Lord Krishna and I am his Arjuna. Under his leadership I will work to develop Gorakhpur as one of the best cities in north India.

I connect with people, but after sometime I need to be on my own.

When I first heard the script of 'Brishti Brishti,' I was really excited. The film will require me to break away from the typical Ravi Kishan mould. Getting under the skin of my character will be a big challenge.

If there can be Muslim and Christian countries, why can't there be a Hindu country?

I am from Banaras and I have seen several aghoris. They are mysterious and their way of life is quite intriguing.

I will never stop acting. The day I will do that, I will die.

I have been doing Bhojpuri films since quite some time, have achieved stardom over there and have a huge fan following.

I have never allowed stardom to get to my head.