India, May 20 -- After performing his new play Jaane Pehchaane Anjane in Mumbai last weekend, Anupam Kher is bringing it to Delhi. The veteran actor is also fresh off a proud international moment. He won the Best Supporting Actor award at the UK Asian Film Festival earlier this month for the 2025 Indo-Canadian film Calorie. Even after over four decades in cinema, the 71-year-old says that an award still gives him a high, especially on a global stage. He tells us, "It may sound dramatic, but actors don't get to officially represent their country globally like how sportspersons do... Whenever I work abroad, I say 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' before every project; I'm representing 1.4 billion people." But celebrating such wins, he feels, has become difficult now. "I was just talking to (actor) Anil Kapoor that people have stopped celebrating life and their wins because they think usko bhi log kuch na kuch bol denge," the actor opines, adding, "We used to have such amazing Bollywood parties earlier by (filmmakers) Yash Chopra or Subhash Ghai; we don't have them today anymore kyunki logon ko celebrate karne mein darr lagta hai, ki kahin na kahin koi kuch galat nikaal lega." As an example, Anupam points to the trolling faced by actor Alia Bhatt after her recent appearance at the ongoing Cannes Film Festival: "Losers who have nothing to do in life just want to get noticed by criticising something iconic. Criticism has become the favourite national pastime. I don't get angry with them anymore, I feel pity."...