Ayushmann Khurrana remembers ‘three not so good movies’, said- he did not have the energy to do something

In an interview with Anupama Chopra of Film Saathi, Ayushmann blushed as he was reminded of his bankability as a ‘A-List Bollywood Star’ With eight back-to-back hits to his identify. He mentioned it’s all due to his skill to prioritize the standard of his scripts and take dangers over ‘first time administrators’.

But would he spend 18 months engaged on a movie with folks he does not like if the script was sensible and the director was ‘improbable’? Ayushmann mentioned that he wouldn’t. “That’s why I belief first-time administrators. Of course, the script comes first. This is a should have foolproof script for first-timers to work with. Like, if I work with skilled administrators like Abhishek Kapoor or Anubhav Sinha or Sriram Raghavan, you go together with a 20% probability that this director will deal with it. But with a primary time director, you must go together with a foolproof script. It needs to be larger than 100%. “

Asked if there has ever been a time when he thought ‘there was power’ however after beginning work realized that it was not, Ayushmann laughed and mentioned, “It happened at an early stage of my life, yes Then you can’t do anything. I didn’t have the power to do anything. After my first film, there were three not-so-good films. I don’t want to say… but this has happened to me.”

The three movies that Ayushmann made a reference to are most likely Bewakoofiyaan, co-starring Sonam Kapoor; Hawaizaada, directed by Vibha Puri; and Rohan Sippy’s Nautanki Saala!

Ayushmann, who spent years as a radio jockey and composer earlier than making his Bollywood debut with Shoojit Sircar’s Vicky Donor, will subsequent be seen in Abhishek Kapoor’s Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui co-starring Vaani Kapoor. He has carved a distinct segment for himself because the go-to star for movies about supposedly taboo subjects reminiscent of homosexuality and erectile dysfunction.