Riteish Deshmukh has two successful films - Humshakals and Ek Villain - to his credit.
Mumbai:
Actor-producer Riteish Deshmukh, who has two successful films - Humshakals and Ek Villain - to his credit, says he just went with the flow and that the releases were not planned at all.
Riteish's character in comedy film Humshakals and thriller movie Ek Villain are poles apart - the former sees him in the comic role, while for the latter he turned a serial killer. (Also read: Genelia Wanted Me to Play a Negative Role: Riteish Deshmukh)
If Sajid Khan directed Humshakals, which came out on June 20, has earned over Rs 55 crore on the domestic box office, Mohit Suri's Friday release Ek Villain made an impressive start by minting Rs 16.72 crore on the opening day.
"It's been a great year so far and I am not complaining at all," said the actor who gives credit to the "choices" he made for the success.
"I have been looking at doing something other than comedy and I decided to do these films. All the films were released back to back, but I did not plan that. I am glad the way they were received. It's great," he said.
Talking about Ek Villain, Riteish said, "The way film is shaping up (at the box office), it's great and we all are happy."
But the celebrations will happen later, he said.
After two Bollywood successes, Riteish is busy with his Marathi home production Lai Bhari. He has teamed up with Radhika Apte, who was seen in Shor in the City, in the movie, which is slated for a July 11 release. (Also read: I Will Direct a Film in Future: Riteish Deshmukh)
He said: "Now, I am busy promoting Lai Bhari and my co-star Radhika is supremely talented. She thinks so much about her character and role. The way she plays her role is phenomenal."
Directed by Nishikant Kamat and produced by Riteish's wife and actress Genelia, Lai Bhari also features Sharad Kelkar and Aditi Pohankar.
Riteish's character in comedy film Humshakals and thriller movie Ek Villain are poles apart - the former sees him in the comic role, while for the latter he turned a serial killer. (Also read: Genelia Wanted Me to Play a Negative Role: Riteish Deshmukh)
If Sajid Khan directed Humshakals, which came out on June 20, has earned over Rs 55 crore on the domestic box office, Mohit Suri's Friday release Ek Villain made an impressive start by minting Rs 16.72 crore on the opening day.
"It's been a great year so far and I am not complaining at all," said the actor who gives credit to the "choices" he made for the success.
"I have been looking at doing something other than comedy and I decided to do these films. All the films were released back to back, but I did not plan that. I am glad the way they were received. It's great," he said.
Talking about Ek Villain, Riteish said, "The way film is shaping up (at the box office), it's great and we all are happy."
But the celebrations will happen later, he said.
After two Bollywood successes, Riteish is busy with his Marathi home production Lai Bhari. He has teamed up with Radhika Apte, who was seen in Shor in the City, in the movie, which is slated for a July 11 release. (Also read: I Will Direct a Film in Future: Riteish Deshmukh)
He said: "Now, I am busy promoting Lai Bhari and my co-star Radhika is supremely talented. She thinks so much about her character and role. The way she plays her role is phenomenal."
Directed by Nishikant Kamat and produced by Riteish's wife and actress Genelia, Lai Bhari also features Sharad Kelkar and Aditi Pohankar.
