Coaxed by daughters, Anil Kapoor joins Twitter

Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor is on Twitter. He says his daughters - actress Sonam and filmmaker Rhea - pushed him into joining the microblogging site.

"So after all that coaxing by my digitally savvy daughters, I am finally on Twitter. Let's connect," Anil posted in his first tweet Tuesday.

Both Sonam and Rhea are active on social networking sites.

The actor, who has featured in films like "Race 2" and "Shootout at Wadala" this year, is busy gearing up for his debut TV production - the Indian adaptation of hit international TV series "24" for the Colors channel.

In the desi version, Anil features in the lead role of Counter Terrorist Unit agent Jack Bauer, which was originally essayed by actor Kiefer Sutherland.

The TV show, which also features veteran actress Shabana Azmi, is directed by Abhinay Deo. The date of its telecast is yet to be revealed.

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Anil Kapoor Turns A Year Older

Anil Kapoor turns a year older today, December 24. Looking back he feels he has spent his entire life working hard. I try my best to do the right thing.Age is just a number.Staying healthy and fit is just a matter of discipline. Recently I had the good fortune of meeting the Dalai Lama. I felt so cleansed!Just listening to him is such an enriching experience. What he said was,how you feel and choose to live are all up to you. If you lie to yourself and to others, you're bound to be unhealthy.At 82, look how radiant the Dalai Lama looks. I'd love to look as radiant when I reach that age. Positivity has always been my mantra for existence.

At 54,Anil is very careful about his eating habits.

Says the frugal eater, I never touch the samosas. But I love the upper-crust.I don't have the filling.People say I look like a samosa without the filling.I've worked to stay slim.I've never been a red-meat eater. I eat frugally and carefully.But I do indulge myself. There's nothing I haven't done in my life.I can gorge on forbidden food any time.But I admit I make a lot of culinary sacrifices. One has to give up some pleasures to achieve what one wants to.

Anil has never shied away from hard work. It seems like I've been working all my life. And that's the way I like it. I've always gone by instinct.For example I was offered television in the West, with big money. But I seriously wasn't tempted.Come to think of it ,I've always wondered why others get big money while I've to work my ass off to make a decent living!Nothing has come easy to me.I've slogged for everything I've got.And that's the way I want it.
Anil welcomed the struggle that comes with success. I never wanted anything to come easily to me. It's not hard work. It's working to my optimum capacity.When I see people like Tom Cruise and Amitabh Bachchan Saab I feel I don't work hard at all.When I see Salman Khan and how hard he works on his body I want to work harder on my body.Look at how hard Hrithik and Ranbir work.The strength of the mind and body is illimitable.We are never able to achieve the optimum.

Anil now wants to work towards a six-pack physique. I never had a paunch. But regrettably I never had a six-pack either. Hopefully with my son's help I'll get there too. In the meanwhile I've lost a lot more weight recently for 24. I am more agile and flexible and leaner.I've lost 6 Kilos.

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Anil hopes to bridge gap between Indian TV, films with 24

Actor Anil Kapoor, who is bringing the Indian adaptation of award-winning American TV series "24" to the small screen, hopes his attempt bridges the gap between TV and films in the country.

Anil wants to bring in the same level of efficiency in the Indian version of "24" as the original.

"But is that possible? I wonder, " says Anil.

"I had the privilege of observing the original team at work for eight months in Los Angeles. So I know what level of professionalism I need to exercise on '24'. Working on the original '24' was a great learning curve for me. I absorbed as much as I could.

"Now I want to replicate whatever I saw them trying to achieve. The television industry in our country is still in its infancy. In the US, there are top actors who do television. Look at Keifer Sutherland or Ashton Kutcher.

"In India, television stars don't get the same recognition and money as movie stars. Hopefully after my show, the gap between Indian television and Bollywood would be bridged, " he added.

"24" is an American television series that started in 2001 and ran till 2010, with a total of 192 episodes.

Anil featured in the eighth season of the show as Omar Hassan, president of the fictional Islamic Republic of Kamistan.

Anil will start shooting for the Indian version in 2013.

"I've set aside all my other work for 24. But it's not a big sacrifice. I am giving it a year. That's the time an average feature film takes. I've already planned my films after the first season of '24'. But for now, I'm fully into '24'.

"I had to be all there with the team more for myself than for the team. Television is a new ballgame for me. The first season needs more careful nurturing. After the first season, the series would be on auto-pilot. We don't know how many seasons we'll do. Right now we're focusing only on the first season, " he said.

While Anil plays the protagonist in the show, the casting of other roles has been left entirely upon the "24" team.

"I know I am playing the protagonist. The rest of the cast, I've no idea of. And please, there's no role for my daughter Sonam in '24'. At the media meet I was asked if I'd cast her in the show. The next thing I know there's talk of her being in '24'. Blessedly I have a fine team.

"Everyone knows his or her job, Rensil d'Silva who heads the team of writers, had his own film 'Unglee' to write. But he never let that come in the way of his work on '24', " said Anil.

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My son is too young to do film with Katrina's sister: Anil Kapoor

The enthusiasm with which Anil Kapoor discusses 24, his first TV show, brings back memories of the young Anil at 24. He speaks a different language now he is more articulate, mature and actually lets you complete your questions, unlike the boy we knew from two decades ago. But he is still firing on all cylinders

An entire generation of stars who came after you - Aamir, Shah Rukh, Salman, and Akshay - have all ventured into TV. What took you so long?
I felt that the offers were not right for me. There were others who could do that stuff better. People would reason with me, Do the shows; jo dikhta hai, wohi bikta hai.' But I went with my instinct, like I have done by endorsing only Mont Blanc pens and no other product. 

My instinct has brought me so far, and I am happy following it. When I was doing 24 (the international version), I instinctively knew that it would make for good TV here too, and I pursued it. The real hard work starts now.
Indian TV leans heavily on soaps. As the producer-actor of 24 what gives you the confidence that such an action-packed show will find an audience?
24 can't be dubbed purely as an action show. It's a hybrid mix of action, thrill, fiction and drama. The challenge is in adapting it to Indian sensibilities. Ritesh (Sidhwani) from Excel, Mukesh (Ambani) and Ashutosh (Gowariker) discussed the pros and cons of TV shows with me and I told them it is a great medium to get into right now.

You produced the critically acclaimed Gandhi, My Father. When should one expect another film as a producer from you?
After 24, my daughter is ready with three bound scripts! I didn't make a film for sometime because zameen (scripts) hi nahin, toh ghar (film) kahan banaunga? The three scripts are being cast now, and will happen one after the other.
Is your approach to acting different when you are doing a Hollywood film?
I started my career in 1978-79 and have never enjoyed my work as much as I have in the last 10 years. I have found the right way to grow as an actor - I am more receptive and a great listener now. But this whole process started here (in Bollywood) itself. When I do international projects, I am able to use my accumulated emotional memory, physicality and intellect to the optimum.

International attention can be very overwhelming. What has it done to you?
When one meets people from varied walks of life, countries and work cultures, one's mind opens up. It has been a learning curve.

How much of your energy goes into looking young and fit?
The audience accepts you if you age gracefully. But they mind if they see a tired, fat, ugly actor. Since you are paid a vulgar amount of money and showered with adulation and fame, you owe it to the audience and your producers to take care of your looks. If you can't do this much for them, you are not fit to be in this business. International actors can put us to shame - they give their all to their roles.
This is your fourth decade in films. Are you still intimidated by box office figures?
The more the numbers, the happier I am. You don't have to enquire about figures; they are constantly being thrown in your face. You can't get away from them.

How different is Race 2 from its prequel?
Race 2 is a genuine sequel. The only difference is in the sequel I am richer; class thoda badh gaya hai (laughs).

How much of a hand do you have in your children's success?
I let them find their own way. All three of them are very strong and individualistic people. Sonam and Rhea have already started carving a niche for themselves.
What about your son, Harshvardhan? I heard he has been cast in a film opposite Katrina Kaif's sister.
Are you crazy? My son is too young. That was just a student film which another student wanted to make when they were in school. It was supposed to be shot in New York.

So can one assume that Harshvardhan is an actor in the making?
You never know. He has done a course in film writing from Chapman University (California) but it is too early to say whether he wants to be a writer. But yes, he is going to be in films.

But actors make far more money than writers.
My children don't have to worry about money. I think I am capable of providing for them.

You were born on Christmas Eve. Are you as benevolent as Santa Claus?
I admired Yash Chopra. He was there for everybody. I try to give as much as I can; but one can never give enough. I want to emulate him.
You have shared that your wife Sunita had advised you to become more compassionate and that will make you happier. Are you happy today?
I am the happiest person! I have never been so happy. Things have just gone right for me. Especially on the family and health front. Professionally, I feel this is just the beginning. The world has opened up.

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Madhuri Dixit is the Best: Anil Kapoor

The event was Color's Golden Petal Award 2012 to felicitate characters from their shows saw many Bollywood stars and Celebrities. Anil Kapoor and Salman Khan had the T.V.Serial girls going crazy with their presence. Raveena Tandon Thadani, Kirron Kher, Malaika Arora Khan, and Farah Khan were present too.

Madhuri Dixit Nene made a late entry and sat with her Ex Co-Star Anil Kapoor and shared few jokes. Both Anil Kapoor and Madhuri Dixit went on the stage for performance and danced to the tune of 'My name is Lakhan' from the yesteryear's classic 'Ram Lakhan' which had them both playing the lead.

On the stage, Anil Kapoor said "I have worked with lots and lots of Actresses but i still find Madhuri Dixit to be the best." Salman Khan who was sitting in the front row along with Malaika Arora Khan also agreed to Anil's comments.

Madhuri Dixit received the trophy of Golden Petal Awards for her show 'Jhalak Dikhla Ja' and Bigg Boss won the trophy for the best reality show. As soon as the host announced Bigg Boss as the best show on Colors, 'Spare Me' girl Pooja Misrra was seen cheering.

Sudhanshu Vats, CEO Viacom18, and Raj Nayak, CEO Colors were also present in the show. The awards event will air soon on the channel.

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When Dalai Lama blessed Sonam and Anil Kapoor

Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor says he was once blessed by the Dalai Lama -- during a chance meeting on an airplane.

Anil spoke of his meeting with the Tibetan spiritual leader on the sidelines of an event on the occasion of World Compassion Day.

"I met him many years ago on a flight. I was going through one of my scripts and I was preparing for my role and the role required me to be kind, tolerant of religions and above all compassionate.

"I was reading my script and preparing, I just looked up and I saw a few monks sitting in front of. In the midst of them, I saw the Dalai Lama, " the 52-year-old actor said here.

"I thought I should not miss the opportunity. So I went up to him, knelt down and said 'Sir, please give me your blessings and please sign the script'. And of course, he readily obliged."

At the event, the Dalai Lama spoke on the importance of non-violence and vegetarianism.

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Anil Kapoor goes lean for the Indian version of 24

Anil Kapoor has lost several kilos to look his dapper best for his upcoming Indian version of the US show

Anil Kapoor calls his first television venture - the Indian adaptation of the American action series 24 as one of his most passionate projects.

The actor, who will be playing the role of a special agent that is essayed by Kiefer Sutherland in the US show, has apparently undergone a massive physical transformation to look his best. Kapoor has lost a lot of weight and feels that he is at his most fit form.

Sources associated with the TV series say that Kapoor has been following a strict fitness regime for a while now and will even be seen performing some exciting stunts on the show.

The actor tells us, I am trying to be as fit as possible and ready to do whatever is suitable for me and the show.

In fact to boost me, everyone right from Abhinay Deo (series director), the writers, my co- directors, the production team have been working out with me.` The actor adds that it is too early to reveal his look right now and prefers to keep it under the covers.

Incidentally, Kapoor also says that if an opportunity arises, his daughter Sonam too could make an appearance on the show. He says, Rensil D'Silva is casting for the show and they have decided to give a chance to fresh faces. But if they think Sonam is suitable for a role, then she will do it. Though, nowadays I have to talk to her via her manager.

For the next nine months, Kapoor has not taken up any other work except this telly show and says he will start working on the sequel of Mr India and No Entry post that.

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Daddy wants to make Sonam Khoobsurat

A birdie chirps to say that Anil Kapoor is planning to remake the yesteryear flick 'Khoobsurat' 
The film starred Rekha in a pivotal role. Buzz is that he is keen to cast beti Sonam in Rekha's role. Hmmm... 

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Anil Kapoor to concentrate on 24

Anil Kapoor has put his film career on hold. He starts shooting for his prestigious series 24. In the last six months he has said no to offers from Raj Kumar Santoshi, Rensil d'Silva, Yashraj Films and Prabhu Deva.

Until then he is busy looking into what the tirelessly energetic actor describes as `family matters`.

A little probing revealed that Anil is actually trying to set his son Harshvardhan's career plans in order. Harsh, the apple of the family's eye, has decided to become cinema savvy. Anil is spending as much time as he can with Harshvardhan

Says Anil, Yes, my priorities have changed. Now it's family time, my children and my brother and his family. Earlier I'd sacrifice the time and attention meant for my family for shooting with outside producers. Now my son needs me. My brother needs me. All these years he has been there for me. Now I'm there for him.

Anil feels he has been squandering too much time outside the family fold. I've lately begun to change that. I recently went to the Olympics with my family. And it was a glorious experience. Sonam was supposed to accompany me to the Olympics.

But she couldn't because of her work schedules. She is going through that busy phase that I've now run away from. To Sonam her work is top priority and right now. When I tell her to join me for family events she says, she has to work.

Anil is happily taking it easy on the work front. I've realized there's a life beyond the camera. I am taking time off from shooting to do things I had never done before.

I regret missing out on family opportunities for shooting round-the-clock. I don't want to leave the pleasures of being there for my family for another time. I want to grab those opportunities now, even if that means missing out on plum roles. Work could wait.

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Anil Kapoor and Olympic shooter Vijay Kumar engage in some gun talk

At a television awards event over the weekend, a birdie overheard Anil Kapoor talking to Olympic shooter Vijay Kumar backstage

The actor spoke about how he enacted shooting sequences in movies. Anil was heard telling Vijay that in his upcoming gangster film he would love if Vijay Kumar showed him a few techniques of handling the gun.

Both were honoured at the event and with all the gun talk, let's see how comfy Anil is next time he wields a gun on screen.

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The country's premiere Film Festival MAMI commences

The atmosphere was almost contagious with enthusiasm at the city's most eagerly awaited cultural event as the vivacious Sridevi performed the ceremonial tradition of lighting a lamp along with Shyam Benegal, Chairman and Trustees of Mumbai Academy of Moving Image (MAMI) to mark the auspicious occasion of commencement of the 14th Mumbai Film Festival, presented by Reliance Entertainment and American Express.

Tina Ambani conferred acclaimed director, producer, writer and actor from the People's Republic of China Zhang Yimou (House of Flying Daggers, Hero, Curse of The Golden Flower, Raise the Red Lantern) the Lifetime achievement Award for Foreign Film Personalities.

`The 14th Mumbai Festival is an initiative truly close to my heart and a very special connection to my cinematic roots`, said Tina Ambani, the chief initiator of the festival who was accompanied to the event by Anil Ambani. `I have always believed that cinema is a bridge between cultures`, said Yimou upon receiving the honor, `I thank MAMI for appreciating my efforts and acknowledging my small contribution towards cinema`, he signed off with utmost modesty.

The Opening Function also saw the introduction and felicitation of the jury members of International Competition, India Gold 2012, Celebrate Age and Dimensions Mumbai.

`We look forward to another year of bringing superlative global cinema to our patrons and promoting budding talent at the festival`, commented Mr. Srinivasan Narayanan, Festival Director, 14th Mumbai Film Festival on the occasion.

The function continued with Actor Anil Kapoor calling on stage Anupam Kher, whose critically acclaimed comedy-drama Silver Linings Playbook kick started the cinematic reverie for this 8 day long festival.

The film is directed by David O Russell and stars Bradley Cooper, Robert De Niro. The evening was made even more special as Bradley Cooper's special message was played out in which he regretted his absence and wished luck for film's India premiere.

Speaking on the occasion Anupam Kher said, `I have always endeavored to make films with passion and I am glad to have been provided with an opportunity to work with such amazing co-actors` The Opening Function's red carpet and movie screening witnessed an eclectic gathering of filmmakers, renowned litterateurs, cinephiles and scribes, including Jaya Bachchan, Manisha Koirala, Leander Paes, Shobhaa & Dilip De, Ila Arun, Kirron Kher, Rahul Bose, Ranvir Shorey, Milind Soman, Shahana Goswami, R. Balki with wife & filmmaker Gauri Shinde, Pritish Nandy, Sridhar Raghavan, Sanjay & Ambika Suri,Dibakar Banerjee and Hansal Mehta among others. The celebratory fervor continued at the Trident, Nariman Point.

Brought in with great pomp and aplomb, the first day of the 14th Mumbai Film Festival set pace for the week-long cinematic extravaganza that promises to feature the finest works of cinematic genius from a stellar lineup of over 200 films.

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Dolce & Gabbana want to style Anil Kapoor?

Italian designer duo Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, popularly known as DnG, are reportedly keen to style Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor.

The 52-year-old, who has made a successful Hollywood foray with movies like "Slumdog Millionaire", "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" and US sitcom "24", was noticed by the designers at GQ Mens Awards Sep 30 when they saw his portfolio picture.

"Anil is an extremely good looking and a very stylish person. DnG were really impressed when they saw his photograph at GQ Mens Awards at an award ceremony and offered to meet him immediately," Atul Kasbekar of Bling! Entertainment Solutions, which handles Anil's work, said in a statement.

The designers reportedly called Anil who was surprised when they told him about their plans.

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Women's empowerment important for nation: Anil Kapoor

Actor Anil Kapoor is all for women's empowerment and believes it is important for a nation's development.

"Empowerment of the women is the most important thing because they are the creators. If you empower women, if you make them powerful, you encourage them, it is great for the nation.

There is no rocket science in that, it has been there for centuries, " the 52-year-old said at a concert organised here to celebrate the first international day of the girl child.

The United Nations has declared Oct 11, 2012 as the world's first International Day of the Girl Child.

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Use TV for girl child, urges Anil Kapoor

Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor, who is associated with 'Because I am a Girl' campaign, believes that television has a wider audience than films and it can help spread social messages about saving the girl child more effectively.

"Television has a bigger audience than films. Especially in villages and small cities, women and children watch TV on a bigger scale," he said and added "one should try to find a solution" or a way to include the message about "girl child into the script, which will act as an effective tool to spread the message".

Anil advocates doing such shows in an entertaining manner to spread the message effectively.

"If you do it in an entertaining way then more people will watch it... you know, people want entertainment because there is already a lot of stress," the 52-year-old said here Tuesday at the 'Because I am a Girl' campaign.

Giving the example of a few renowned Indian filmmakers who did so through their films, Anil said: "Big filmmakers like Bimal Roy saab, Raj Kapoor, Satyajit Ray - they made such great films and people watched them.

But somewhere there was a message and such films have a big influence. So, I would want filmmakers and TV show makers to make such films and shows."

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Anil Kapoor's desi '24' is a work in progress

With reference to 'Dil maange more' about Anil Kapoor's desi version of the US show 24 being delayed, Rensil D'Silva points out, "The adaptation of 24 for the mainstream Indian audience is on in full swing.

We have people on board who understand TV sensibilities. Besides the core writing team and Anil Kapoor, no channel or individual has heard our version, no narration has ever taken place.

I'm glad to see everyone's anticipation to know more and am confident that the show will be a success.

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Anil Kapoor flies down 24 writer for desi version

In order to make sure the desi 24 resonates with the Indian audiences, Anil Kapoor flew in the original scriptwriter to collaborate with other Indian writers

Anil Kapoor is leaving no stone unturned to make sure that the desi version of the globally feted American series 24 turns out to be as good as the original.

He has not only signed on three eminent Bollywood writers, but he also flew in one of the original writers of 24, Patrick Harbinson, for brainstorming sessions with the writers of the desi 24.

Confirming these developments, Rensil d’Silva, who is one of the writers working on the script of the Indian version of the TV series, said, “Yes, Patrick was here to collaborate with us on 24. It’s not easy to adapt such an internationally acclaimed thriller into an Indian context.

We had to reinvent the original and make it more suited to Anil Kapoor than Keifer Sutherland, who plays the role in the original serial. Each episode has to have its own rhythm and dynamics but every episode has to be worked on within the larger context, as it is possible that Episode 2 might have a link with Episode 22. It’s hard work but very satisfying.”

Besides Rensil, two other writers, Bhavani Iyer and Priya Pinto, are working on the show. Abhinay Deo of Delhi Belly fame is directing all the episodes.

Currently, Rensil is busy scripting Karan Johar’s Student Of The Year, which stars Varun Dhawan and is also preparing to direct his second feature film in October.

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TV actor Karan Patel to star in 'Shootout at Wadala'

One more TV name Karan Patel will soon be seen in Sanjay Gupta's forthcoming film. The actor plays a sharpshooter

He has completed the shoot and says he has never worked with someone more professional than co-star Anil Kapoor.

Hopefully this will see Karan make his transition from the small to the big screen.

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Anil Kapoor: I am heading off to degenerate them and make them move to Bollywood numbers

Anil Kapoor is unequivocally indicating no marks of reducing down! At an experience when actors root out it challenging to identify significant roles, Anil is taking both the East and West by storm. Notwithstanding he is surely getting straight to the point regarding it.

Having finished shooting for Mission Impossible 4 with Tom Cruise, he seems to be ready to take Hollywood by storm. Well this is definitely not his first encounter with H-town having starred previously in Danny Boyle’s Slumdog Millionaire and the series 24. And if you thought that he is all set to mould himself into their cast, you thought wrong. Anil, whose No Problem released this Friday, stated on Encounter with Omar that he would love Tom Cruise to make that movie.

And he seems all out to make them do movies Bollywood ishtyle. “I am going to corrupt them and make them dance to Bollywood numbers. Tom Cruise ke saath toh main karunga 100%. I'll see to it that very soon Hollywood actors will be dancing with Kareena Kapoor and Katrina Kaif,” he said cheekily adding that it will be them who will be influenced by him and not vice versa. When asked the pretty obvious question as to how the experience of working with Cruise was, he remarked that they should ask Tom about his working experiences with him instead. Well Tom Cruise already has expressed his gratitude on Twitter - with the use of a Google translator! – by tweeting. Well it seems that what Yash Raj failed to do 15 years ago with Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge, Anil Kapoor may well pull it off with his camaraderie. No Problem, right Anil?

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Anil Kapoor surpriseed by Tom Cruise's commitment

Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor, fresh from filming Mission Impossible 4 with Tom Cruise, marvels at the Hollywood superstar's dedication and hard work. Kapoor, who plays an Indian in the action film, praised his famous co-star, saying, "Tom Cruise is very dedicated and hardworking. Some days he slept for just three hours. That is the kind of drive and dedication which makes you so successful. It (Hollywood) is like a Premier League," he said.

Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol is likely to hit theatres in December next year. The 50-year-old actor, who starred in Oscar-winning movie 'Slumdog Millionaire' and went on to play the president of a fictitious Islamic country in US TV show '24', said, "Working at the international arena is altogether a different experience."

Talking about his journey as an actor so far, Kapoor said, "I had the opportunity of working with (British filmmaker) Danny Boyle. I learnt a lot from him. They have a different way of working and different work culture. In addition, I also had the opportunity of working with some of the great Indian directors and co-stars," he said.

"You should be like a blotting paper and absorb whatever is good. It has been a wonderful journey and God has been kind to me," he added. Kapoor is currently focusing on his home production 'No Problem', a light-hearted comedy in which the actor himself stars as an inspector. Akshay Khanna and Sanjay Dutt play thieves while Paresh Rawal runs a bank. Suniel Shetty is a don in the film. "We have tried our best to make No Problem entertaining for every section in terms of its music, action, etc. I would say it's going to provide wholesome entertainment," said Kapoor.

"I think the most difficult thing is to make people laugh and that's precisely what this film is going to do," he added. The Anees Bazmee directed film, which also stars Sushmita Sen and Kangna Ranaut, is set to release on December 10.

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Anil Kapoor In Tees Maar Khan

Veteran star Anil Kapoor now joins the cast of Farah Khan’s comic entertainer Tees Maar Khan The film starring Akshay Kumar, Katrina Kaif and Akshaye Khanna will have Anil Kapoor make a special cameo at the end of the film.The cameo will be Farah’s treat to her audiences since Anil Kapoor will play himself in the film.

Says a source ” Anil will play an actor who has gone to Hollywood and even does a Ram Lakhan dance with kids at an award ceremony. Ironically enough he also wears the same suit he wore to the Oscars”This will officially be the first time the actor plays himself in his 27 year old career.

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