Dhoom 3 is slated to release this Christmas
Mumbai:
Actor Abhishek Bachchan, who has teamed up with Aamir Khan for Dhoom 3, says he would want him to play a good guy in the next instalment of the action thriller franchise.
After the success of Dhoom (2004) and Dhoom 2 (2006), there is an unprecedented buzz about the third instalment which is set for a Christmas release.
"It's the third time and we are looking forward to the film's release. Jai and Ali are back and this time around, (and) we have Aamir with us, and what an honour for any actor to get the opportunity to work with him. You get to learn so much by just observing him," said Abhishek.
Jai (Abhishek) and Ali (Uday Chopra) are the regular characters in the Dhoom franchise.
"He is so helpful, caring and giving as an actor and it's been a great experience working with him. We will try and convince him to comeback for Dhoom 4 as a good guy," said the 37-year-old.
Abhishek has reprised his role as ACP Jai Dixit for the third time in the action franchise, while Aamir, who will be seen in the Dhoom series for the first time, plays the main antagonist in the film that has been directed by Victor Acharya and produced by Aditya Chopra.
Off late, a lot of popular stars have been playing baddies on the big screen. When asked his views on the trend, Abhishek said, "We have had our mainstream heroes playing villainous roles for I don't know how long. I did it in Yuva in 2004, my dad did in Parwana which was 1972-73. It's about doing interesting characters."
Not many know that Abhishek is critical about his own body of work.
"I hate all my performances and hope I don't start liking them. I believe that the day you start liking your work is the day you become complacent. I review my work, I always find something I can improve on," he said.
Abhishek's last release was Bol Bachchan and the actor says he can point out scenes from the Rohit Shetty directed film where he could have done better.
"I think it's the same with all actors. We are always trying to better ourselves from our last outing. So I am not a big fan of my own work," he said.
Abhishek has his hands full with an interesting line up of films such as Dhoom 3, Dostana 2, Happy New Year and a movie with Oh My God director Umesh Shukla.
"I am looking forward to working with Shah Rukh (Khan) and Farah Khan (in Happy New Year)," he said, adding that the film will go on floors soon.
The actor will start shooting for Dostana 2 in November.
After the success of Dhoom (2004) and Dhoom 2 (2006), there is an unprecedented buzz about the third instalment which is set for a Christmas release.
"It's the third time and we are looking forward to the film's release. Jai and Ali are back and this time around, (and) we have Aamir with us, and what an honour for any actor to get the opportunity to work with him. You get to learn so much by just observing him," said Abhishek.
Jai (Abhishek) and Ali (Uday Chopra) are the regular characters in the Dhoom franchise.
"He is so helpful, caring and giving as an actor and it's been a great experience working with him. We will try and convince him to comeback for Dhoom 4 as a good guy," said the 37-year-old.
Abhishek has reprised his role as ACP Jai Dixit for the third time in the action franchise, while Aamir, who will be seen in the Dhoom series for the first time, plays the main antagonist in the film that has been directed by Victor Acharya and produced by Aditya Chopra.
Off late, a lot of popular stars have been playing baddies on the big screen. When asked his views on the trend, Abhishek said, "We have had our mainstream heroes playing villainous roles for I don't know how long. I did it in Yuva in 2004, my dad did in Parwana which was 1972-73. It's about doing interesting characters."
Not many know that Abhishek is critical about his own body of work.
"I hate all my performances and hope I don't start liking them. I believe that the day you start liking your work is the day you become complacent. I review my work, I always find something I can improve on," he said.
Abhishek's last release was Bol Bachchan and the actor says he can point out scenes from the Rohit Shetty directed film where he could have done better.
"I think it's the same with all actors. We are always trying to better ourselves from our last outing. So I am not a big fan of my own work," he said.
Abhishek has his hands full with an interesting line up of films such as Dhoom 3, Dostana 2, Happy New Year and a movie with Oh My God director Umesh Shukla.
"I am looking forward to working with Shah Rukh (Khan) and Farah Khan (in Happy New Year)," he said, adding that the film will go on floors soon.
The actor will start shooting for Dostana 2 in November.
