Kapoor, 41, who is known for his roles in shows like "Bade Achhe Lagte Hain" and "Kasamh Se", said it is important for an artiste to be sensitive to bring out right emotions.
"I am a very sensitive person. If you are an artiste you have to be sensitive. If you are not romantic and sensitive, you cannot be a good artiste. If you are in a creative field, you have to be sensitive. I cry in theatres and I have no qualms about it. I have been taught not to control that and use it rather," Ram said.
"I didn't do any preparation for my role because I am a married man with children. I connected to my role very quickly. I try to connect it with my real life in every way. I have not done this kind of role earlier," he said.
The "Humshakals" star feels privileged to play the leading man on a show which has been conceptualised by Mahesh Bhatt as the director's "Saaransh" inspired him to become an actor.
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"I am privileged to be a part of Bhatt sahab's show. I am a big fan of his films. I am lucky that I am getting to do this phenomenal subject. It's a dream come true for me to be the actor of one of Bhatt's creation," he said.
"After reading the script and shooting it, I suddenly feel I can do anything for my loved ones. I feel all my shows help me to grow as a human being. I am 41 and I have to explore more. But with this show (Dil Ki Baatein) I got a deeper inside of me," he said.
As the story of the new show progresses, it takes a cue from Bhatt's other film "Daddy" and explores the father-daughter relationship as well apart from the husband-wife link.