“An image does not matter for me. I always break an image that I have created. I don't want to stick to one particular thing and just keep doing it.”

—  Karanvir Bohra

Always break an image that I have created: Karanvir Bohra http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/hindi/tv/news/Always-break-an-image-that-I-have-created-Karanvir-Bohra/articleshow/30334292.cms, Feb 13, 2014

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