On Guru:
"'Guru' is going to be no ordinary film. Trust me, I've worked thrice with Mani, including the Tamil versions of 'Saathiya' and 'Yuva'. Never have I seen him so
charged. Mani wanted to go into the various time passages in 'Guru' chronologically. He waited for all our dates, and then did it in one go.""When my guru asked me to be in 'Guru', there was no question of questioning him. Nobody questions Mani."
On Abhishek:
"He's one actor who's a friend first. It is very difficult to make friends with your colleagues. Somewhere the sense of competitiveness comes in. Not with Abhishek. I always wish I could do Hindi versions of my Tamil films. But when Abhishek did 'Run' and 'Yuva', I was the happiest. If Mani's 'Yuva' took Abhishek two steps forward, 'Guru' will take him 10 steps."
On His Son:
"Taking my son along is as good as kissing my vacation goodbye. To say he's a handful would be an understatement. He's barely one, and he turns on my laptop and plays the music. He seems to be a gizmo expert from now only. He makes us run around his little finger. The only one not in his control is our parrot Ashley. Ashley hates Vedant for stealing away the attention. Even I feel the same way every time I see my wife and son together."
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