‘Can bear body
LONDON: Actor Amy Adams has admitted that despite her fairly expansive film career, she doesn’t believe that she is a celebrity. “I don’t think of myself as a celebrity. It’s not a part of my pursuit. Nothing against those who do,” she said. The Man of Steel actor said that the reason she doesn’t see herself as a celebrity is because she’s “really naive” and “shocked” by the world around her, MUMBAI: Ranveer Singh, who feels his smile is the facial feature that works best for him, says bad breath is a major put off for him. “Bad breath is generally a put off... I’ve said it many times in interviews that I’m not judgmental about people, I don’t discriminate... Even body odour, I’m fine with, you know, I feel like that’s a person’s natural smell, so be it.
“But if there is one thing that I cannot bear, is bad breath, I just... I can’t do it,” Ranveer, a Colgate Maxfresh brand ambassador said. Naturally then, he is very conscious of his own breath.
“I make sure that I am and that my breath is fresh at all times when interacting with people. I’m very aware of it and I make it a point to have fresh breath. All smiles to be complimented for his “sparkling especially on social media, reported Female First. “I am still really naive. I am continuously shocked. [By] the world! How people behave. Like, it would never occur to me to post a picture of myself in my underwear on Twitter. Maybe the 20-year-old me - I shudder to think of what I would have done in my moment of desperation and seeing what I might’ve chased,” she said. smile”, Ranveer said: “A lot of females that I have the good fortune to interact with, tell me that I have very small eyes, that I have a very big nose, that I don’t have the greatest facial features in the world, certainly not something that would immediately qualify you for the silver screen. But they do compliment me on my smile. “If there’s anything about my face that works for me, it’s my smile.” The Band Baaja Baaraat actor brushes his teeth “diligently at least four times a day”.
“The thing is, I’ve got mild OCD (Obsessive-compulsive Disorder), so it’s not just waking up in the morning, it’s pretty much after every meal, sometimes when I need a boost of