<span class=normal>Do you remember your first dialogue that you mouthed for the silver screen? <BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Yes, very clearly. It was for Mr. India. There was a scene where I had to say, Arun bhaiyya, mujhe bhook nahi lagi hai (smiles). <BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Are there any behind-the-scene incidents from Mr. India, that you would always cherish? <BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>As you rightly said, that Mr. India was a cult film. So, even my experience was a cult one, a beautiful one for that matter! In terms of mischief, there were 10 monstrous kids who were extremely difficult to handle. Besides them, there were 6 guys and 4 women. I really want to say Hats Off to Shekhar Kapoor for his ability to be patient all the time and control all the kids very efficiently. Anil Kapoor was friendlier than Sridevi on the sets. All of us had a grand time. Every time, we used to constantly play on the sets and break something or the other. Most of us didnt even know what shooting was all about.<BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Overall, the whole experience was totally fascinating. <BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Any moment that will always remain fresh about Mr. India? <BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>There was this climax sequence whereby we were trying to escape from Mogambos den. And the scene required Anil Kapoor to pick me up along with him and escape. Till the time he picked me up, I was in tension and nervous as to which kid he will pick up! Even though there were these soft rocks that were falling on us, I really hoped that he should pick me up in that scene (Laughs)! And luckily, he did. I was holding onto his hand, till the time he came out of the den! </span>