Actor Ranbir Kapoor, who essays the role of a man who loses himself by living as per social conventions in "Tamasha", feels every person has something special about him or her.
"What I realised after watching the film, but not when I was shooting for it, every ordinary person has something special in them. What you are trying to find in the world... That thing is in you," Ranbir told IANS during a train journey from Mumbai to Delhi.
"If you really look deep inside you, if you understand yourself, identify yourself, you will definitely find that person," he added.
The Imtiaz Ali directorial also features actress Deepika Padukone and Javed Sheikh.
"Tamasha" will release on Friday.
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