Nawazuddin’s latest film Aatma, a psychological thriller, released today.
Mumbai:
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who received a special mention at the 60th National Film Awards for four films, says there won't be any pressure on him even after such a big honour.
"National Awards, of course feel good. But there should not be any pressure. I will continue to work like I have been. Not just the National Award, but it goes for any award, there should be no pressure," Nawazuddin said at the premiere of his new film Aatma.
Directed by Suparn Verma, Aatma, which released Friday, also stars Bipasha Basu.
Nawazuddin received the special mention for four of his films - Kahaani, Gangs of Wasseypur, Dekh Indian Circus and Talaash.
"You should work according to your instinct. It is definitely the most prestigious award and that means appreciation for your work," he added.
"National Awards, of course feel good. But there should not be any pressure. I will continue to work like I have been. Not just the National Award, but it goes for any award, there should be no pressure," Nawazuddin said at the premiere of his new film Aatma.
Directed by Suparn Verma, Aatma, which released Friday, also stars Bipasha Basu.
Nawazuddin received the special mention for four of his films - Kahaani, Gangs of Wasseypur, Dekh Indian Circus and Talaash.
"You should work according to your instinct. It is definitely the most prestigious award and that means appreciation for your work," he added.
