Kunal Kemmu revealed he felt intimidated when he asked his mother-in-law Sharmila Tagore to appear in his directorial project VIBE, which would mark her comeback after the 2010 series Break Ke Baad. He added that directing does not change his acting approach, which remains instinct‑driven despite his usual self‑critical style.
Why it matters
Tagore's followers would note her return to acting in the upcoming film VIBE.
Key facts
- Kunal Kemmu said Sharmila Tagore is his mother-in-law.
- He said he felt intimidated asking Tagore to join his directorial VIBE.
- He said VIBE would be Tagore's comeback after 2010's Break Ke Baad.
- He said directing does not affect his acting approach, which stays instinct‑driven.
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