The Bollywood film icon discusses starring in Disney+ Hotstar's latest original series and his embrace of streaming platforms.
The Indian adaptation of Le Carré’s book transports the action to the subcontinent and the Middle East and is the second television adaptation after the BBC’s Emmy-winning series which was released in 2016 and starred Tom Hiddleston as the night manager and Hugh Laurie as the arms dealer. is Kapoor’s return to featuring in an episodic television drama since his run on Fox’s phenomenally successful, and its later Indian adaptation.
You’re a movie star and everyone knows you as a movie star. Is there still a little bit of a hangup with the audience when you do television, or is that not such an issue now? And how did your involvement in
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