Today is Teacher’s Day and we spoke to few TV actors who shared about their teacher/s in the entertainment industry. Read on… Arjun Bijlani All my directors with whom I have worked are my real teachers, who taught me a lot in this industry. I have learnt a lot from my directors and co actors in various ways. I would like to thank them to be a part of this journey and guiding me to find the right track. Life without teachers is like life without a guide. Krrip Kapur Suri In our industry I have two teachers Amitabh Bachan and Al Pacino. For me they are everything and I have learnt a lot from them. I have grown up watching them. I would like to work with this two gurus in my life at least once. I get a positive energy when I see them on screen. The message I would like to give them is, they have inspired me a lot and also other people. They are my great teachers. Shivin Narang Actually I don't consider anyone as my teacher in this industry but yes I have learned lot of things from each and every department of entertainment industry from spot boy to director. I do observe a lot. I like and respect all the people who acted as teachers or gave guidance at different point of time and I thank them for accepting me and making me what I am. Vivian Dsena Ram Kapoor. He is the sweetest person. He is very supportive and loving. Total kid at heart. I learned a lot of things from him about acting and he taught me how to be a natural actor than to a be a melodramatic one. I worked with him in Kassam Se. Gunjan Utreja Roshan Abbas sir is the one who inspired me to take up anchoring as a profession. I used to watch him and wanted to be like him. He is one of the finest anchors of all time. His personality; wit and intellect is a combination which is rare to find. Even today he continues to inspire a lot of people in his own way. Tina Dutta Producer Ravi Ojha he is my mentor my guru and it’s because of him I have grown a passion for acting. He has taught me so much to learn from him. I miss him loads. I wish to work with him once again...