Anupam Kher recently celebrated winning the Best Supporting Actor award at the UK Asian Film Festival for his performance in 'Calorie,' a film that explores the impact of the Kanishka Air Tragedy, which resulted in the deaths of 329 individuals in 1985. Kher shared that the story resonates deeply with director Eisha Marjara, as her mother was on the ill-fated flight. Despite his long-standing career, Kher still feels excitement when recognized for his work, emphasizing that he approaches every project with the same passion as his first. He expressed pride in representing India on global platforms, stating, 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' before his international projects. However, Kher lamented the current atmosphere in Bollywood, where actors are reluctant to celebrate their achievements due to the fear of negative commentary from trolls. He recalled the vibrant parties hosted by industry legends like Yash Chopra and Subhash Ghai, noting that such celebrations have diminished as artists worry about public scrutiny. Kher acknowledges the need to adapt to these changes while recognizing the emotional toll it takes on individuals.