Shiv Pandit says he became choosy after Shaitan
Mumbai:
Actor Shiv Pandit, who turned to films with Shaitan after doing a successful TV show like F.I.R., says he became choosy after his first movie as he wanted to do a commercial film to reach a larger audience.
He will soon be seen in the Boss commercial masala entertainer.
"Post Shaitan, I became a little choosy. Very few people must have watched Shaitan, but what happens with a film like Boss, especially for a young actor like me. I need to balance between commercial films and high-concept films," Shiv said here on Thursday while promoting the film at a college.
Shiv believes it is only when you do a typical Bollywood potboiler that a larger audience opens up to an actor's work."It is important to do commercial films because otherwise however hard you work, it's of no use. Boss is a kind of film which gives actors like me an opportunity to show their work to the public. After that, I can also do a high-concept film, that's not a problem," he said.
Directed by Anthony D'Souza, Boss stars Akshay Kumar in the lead, while Aditi Rao Hydari plays Shiv's love interest. The film hits theatres on October 16.
He will soon be seen in the Boss commercial masala entertainer.
"Post Shaitan, I became a little choosy. Very few people must have watched Shaitan, but what happens with a film like Boss, especially for a young actor like me. I need to balance between commercial films and high-concept films," Shiv said here on Thursday while promoting the film at a college.
Shiv believes it is only when you do a typical Bollywood potboiler that a larger audience opens up to an actor's work."It is important to do commercial films because otherwise however hard you work, it's of no use. Boss is a kind of film which gives actors like me an opportunity to show their work to the public. After that, I can also do a high-concept film, that's not a problem," he said.
Directed by Anthony D'Souza, Boss stars Akshay Kumar in the lead, while Aditi Rao Hydari plays Shiv's love interest. The film hits theatres on October 16.