Rohit Roy says he believes in human emotions
New Delhi:
Television actor Rohit Roy, who has directed one of the 10 short stories in the film Dus Kahaniyaan, is eager to direct a love story soon.
Roy said that the film will be a sad love story."I have completely locked the genre in mind, I will make a love story. No one will digress me from the path...It will be a sad love story," he told IANS in a group interview.
The 44-year-old, who was seen in TV shows like Des Mein Niklla Hoga Chand and Swabhimaan, said that he wants to make a love story as he believes in human emotions.
"I feel that love stories always do well. I believe in human emotions. I will never be able to make a Chennai Express. It was a super hit film and I enjoyed it, but I don't have the sensibility to make that. I have a talent with people, I like people and enjoy love," he said.
Rohit said that he also had plans to direct the remake of Shaukeen but the film was shelved as there was some confusion with director Basu Chatterjee on the rights of the film.
"I was supposed to make Shaukeen and we even bought the rights for it. But Basu Da had an oversight and he sold the rights to someone else. So the film got shelved," he said.
The actor will now be seen hosting reality show Bachelorette India - Mere Khayalon ki Mallika that will go on air October 7 on Life Ok.
Roy said that the film will be a sad love story."I have completely locked the genre in mind, I will make a love story. No one will digress me from the path...It will be a sad love story," he told IANS in a group interview.
The 44-year-old, who was seen in TV shows like Des Mein Niklla Hoga Chand and Swabhimaan, said that he wants to make a love story as he believes in human emotions.
"I feel that love stories always do well. I believe in human emotions. I will never be able to make a Chennai Express. It was a super hit film and I enjoyed it, but I don't have the sensibility to make that. I have a talent with people, I like people and enjoy love," he said.
Rohit said that he also had plans to direct the remake of Shaukeen but the film was shelved as there was some confusion with director Basu Chatterjee on the rights of the film.
"I was supposed to make Shaukeen and we even bought the rights for it. But Basu Da had an oversight and he sold the rights to someone else. So the film got shelved," he said.
The actor will now be seen hosting reality show Bachelorette India - Mere Khayalon ki Mallika that will go on air October 7 on Life Ok.
