‘I won’t say Deepika is my lucky mascot’

(##includemsid=2162032,type=11 ##) That���s Ranbir Kapoor, the Bollywood sensation, who, after sweeping the pretty maidens off their feet, has now bagged yet another best debut award in Bangkok. In a heart-to-heart with PT, Ranbir shares his thoughts...Wecelebrated all night after the awards function. But, my private celebration willbegin by going back to work. After every such recognition, people���sexpectations from you increase and you have to work harder to live up tothem.Some people said Saawariya was a flop film, but Iam getting recognition because of that film. I don���t think anybody isinsecure because of that. I don���t even dwell on such things. The industryis big enough to accommodate everyone.Saawariya was about love in its eternal form. Nothing can bemore pure or pristine than that, while Bachna Ae...is about love in itspractical form. It���s a film that the youth of today will be able toidentify with.Not at all! You can���t categorise films into narrowgenres. I have always admired Prakash Jha���s style of working and his kindof cinema. I am actually looking forward to doing his film, which portrays lifein its realistic form.I won���tsay she���s my lucky mascot! I did Saawariya before we started seeing eachother. And, I have got all the awards due to that film and not because ofsomeone who���s in my life.It���s not easy! But, when you are in a relationship, youhave to make time for the person you love. We meet as and when possible. Thisaward function in Bangkok was a boon in disguise, because she was there too.But, there are other ways of communicating ��� through internet andcellphone.Of course,I am proud of the fact that I am closest to my mom. She���s the mostimportant person in my life, and I can do anything forher.I guess it���s because I have been brought up ina family where success and failure are treated with equal nonchalance. So, Idon���t believe in changing as a person just because I have got a bigproject or an award.A camp is formed when you are comfortable working with aparticular group of directors. I am too new for that, and I want to work withall of them. Maybe a couple of years down the line, I will be able to answerthis.