Emraan Hashmi and Amyra Dastur at an event to promote Mr X
Mumbai:
Actress Amyra Dastur said that she was skeptical before saying yes to her upcoming film Mr X opposite Emraan Hashmi because of his bold image.
"I was a little apprehensive and skeptical initially to work with Emraan. However, Vikram Bhatt (film's director) made it very clear that it's an unusual film and a U/A certificate kind of film. I was fine with it then," Amyra told IANS.
The actress added that Emraan helped break the ice on the sets. "Vikram made me feel very comfortable and after reading the script there was no looking back. Emraan is a wonderful co-star with a great sense of humour and he made me feel very comfortable," she said.
The film features Emraan as an invisible guy, who seeks revenge for all the wrongs done to him. The film is slated for an April 17 release.
The 21-year-old, who ventured into Hindi cinema in Manish Tiwary's Issaq alongside Prateik Babbar, emphasises that it's a "family" entertainer.
"It's a proper U/A film as there are just two kisses in it. It's a family film. People do kiss and I think it's time Indian audience accept it," she said.
"I was a little apprehensive and skeptical initially to work with Emraan. However, Vikram Bhatt (film's director) made it very clear that it's an unusual film and a U/A certificate kind of film. I was fine with it then," Amyra told IANS.
The actress added that Emraan helped break the ice on the sets. "Vikram made me feel very comfortable and after reading the script there was no looking back. Emraan is a wonderful co-star with a great sense of humour and he made me feel very comfortable," she said.
The film features Emraan as an invisible guy, who seeks revenge for all the wrongs done to him. The film is slated for an April 17 release.
The 21-year-old, who ventured into Hindi cinema in Manish Tiwary's Issaq alongside Prateik Babbar, emphasises that it's a "family" entertainer.
"It's a proper U/A film as there are just two kisses in it. It's a family film. People do kiss and I think it's time Indian audience accept it," she said.
