There's hardly any genre left untried in Anil Kapoor's lofty career spanning more than three decades. The actor returns to action with Tezz, releasing this Friday. But Kapoor doesn't think it is a big deal for him for he claims to have done it all before too.

In this interview with Sonil Dedhia, Kapoor talks about why he values his relationship in the industry, how his wife Sunita has been a support system throughout his career and daughter Sonam's career. The actor also feels that the latest Kapoor boy, Arjun Kapoor -- who debuts in Ishaqzaade this summer -- has a bright future ahead. How did Tezz come about?

When Priyan (director Priyadarshan) offered me this film, he told me, 'Anil, I promise I won't let you down'. This is Priyan's ambitious project and he wanted me to be a part of it, so I readily agreed. Going by his promise, and I feel he has succeeded in fulfilling it.

The general perception is that 'slow and steady wins the race', while your film Tezz (fast) contrasts with that saying. 'Slow and steady' is just a saying now. The world has become too time-sensitive. Everybody wants everything fast. There's fast food, fast cars, fast information, fast education, fast medical care. Everything's turning fast now.

People's patience level has reduced. Earlier, we used to have a film at least of three hours. Raj Kapoor's Sangam had two intervals and it was a roaring success. But today, people want a film that conveys everything and yet entertains in two hours.