CS spoke to him about his work, bonding with Shraddha and personal life. <img alt="Siddhant Kapoor" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/aug/siddhant-kapoor.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 722px;" /> A chip of the old block Though my dad was a big name, I was given a normal upbringing. However, people around me gave that extra importance, which made me wary of trusting people. Also, I feel that the advantage of being a star-son is outweighed by the fact that you are constantly in public and media glare. That adds up to the sense of responsibility. I grew up watching my dad&#39;s films. I never resented him playing mean roles, because at home he was very chilled out with us. I am often asked if I will follow in his footsteps. But honestly, I am not thinking in that direction. I am fine with everything--action, emotion, drama, comedy. I will even do a 15-minute role if it&rsquo;s good. Multi-starrer debut I am a very secure actor, and I am fine not being the lead hero. My first film Shootout at Wadala was a multi-starrer. But I had no qualms in accepting the character role of a sharp-shooter. I had a great experience working with John Abraham, Manoj Bajpai, Tushar and even Anil uncle (Kapoor). Also, I wanted to work with Sanjay Gupta because he portrays his heroes as stylishly as Yash Chopra portrayed his heroines (laughs). On the anvil My next film is Sid Jain&rsquo;s adult comedy. It is a situational comedy, which will make you laugh. I play a loser who along with his friend (played by Vir Das) sells sex toys for a living. It&#39;s a completely whacked out concept and should work with the audience. I am also doing Anurag Basu&rsquo;s next, which should release by November. Besides this, I am playing the lead in another film for which I start shooting in a week&rsquo;s time. There were talks of a remake of Satte Pe Satta and I had even auditioned for the role that my father had done in the original. But things have not moved ahead. Sibling revelry More than brother-sister, Shraddha and I are the best of friends. We discuss everything and I even consult her before anyone when I get a film offer. Yes, like any older brother, I am protective about her because my sister is beautiful, talented and a lovely person. When I saw Aashiqui-2, I was crying like a baby. The tears were of joy and pride. Wow women I have been surrounded by strong women in my family -- my aunts (Padmini, Tejaswini), my mom, my sister and my girlfriend. There has been an inherent respect for them as well as being protective for them. But more than that, I am buddies with them. u00a0

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