Bollywood
© Rex Features
Speaking at a conference at Banaras Hindu University, the actor said that he had never been tempted to enter the fray like fellow actor and contemporary Amitabh Bachchan, New Kerala reports.
He told the students: “I want to stick to acting forever." He added that politics did not suit his personality.
The actor, who has starred in more than 100 films, is chairman of an acting school in India, as well as being the former chairman of the Indian Censor Board.
More: Anupam Kher, Bollywood
Related Stories
Bollywood Interviews
Abraham: 'My films are from the heart' The Force star tells Digital Spy about his debut production Vicky Donor.
Bollywood Reviews
Emraan Hashmi's 'Jannat 2': ReviewEmraan Hashmi finds heaven within the world of illegal gun trafficking.
Movie Interviews
Schwartzman, Norton on Moonrise KingdomSchwartzman cites Han Solo as an inspiration for his Moonrise Kingdom character.
Movie Reviews
'Cosmopolis' review: What's the verdict?Robert Pattinson's Cannes entry is bold, weird and not particularly compelling.
