“I’m playing a terrorist on hire. My character doesn’t just shoot to kill and he plants bombs to destroy cities. ‘Qazaa’ is a film about global terrorism,”
“Kaushik has tremendous faith in me. I think I can pull off the villain’s role in
‘Qazaa’. It’s not about playing the main role. I’ve refused so many leads - you’d be shocked if I started to count. I’ve two other films where I play negative roles.”"I try variations but I’m bored of comedy. It’s like having the same food everyday. There’s bound to be tedium. In fact I’ve stopped accepting comedy,” admits the affable actor whose comic-turn in “Munnabhai”, “Salaam Namaste” and “Golmaal” brought the house down.
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