Ayushmann Khurrana: I am a star but not a superstar
| Nov 30, 2017, 15:37 IST
Ayushmann Khurrana made his Bollywood debut with 'Vicky Donor' and won the audience's hearts. The actor has time and again proved how much he loves to experiment with his roles. This year alone, he acted in two films 'Bareilly Ki Barfi' and ‘Shubh Mangal Saavdhan', both of which were not only rich in content but also commercially loved.
The actor recently spoke to a leading daily and revealed that despite his range of movies, he does not feel that he is a superstar. "Till the time I don’t give a 100 crore film, I am not a superstar. I am a star but not a superstar. If I were a superstar; I would have got the liberty of choosing the release date. I had two back-to-back films releases this year. But till the time, I don’t become bigger than the film, I cannot do that. Right now, the films are bigger than me. And ideally, it should always be like that because then you get the wholesome view of the film," the actor said.
Talking about box-office results of his films, Ayushmann said, "I am glad that I haven’t got any negative reviews so far for any of my performances. As an actor who wants to do well in his craft, you just have to be self-critical. But I am not an obsessive actor who will watch his own movies a million times. I will just watch it once, make my own points regarding what I liked and didn’t like and move on."
The actor recently spoke to a leading daily and revealed that despite his range of movies, he does not feel that he is a superstar. "Till the time I don’t give a 100 crore film, I am not a superstar. I am a star but not a superstar. If I were a superstar; I would have got the liberty of choosing the release date. I had two back-to-back films releases this year. But till the time, I don’t become bigger than the film, I cannot do that. Right now, the films are bigger than me. And ideally, it should always be like that because then you get the wholesome view of the film," the actor said.
Talking about box-office results of his films, Ayushmann said, "I am glad that I haven’t got any negative reviews so far for any of my performances. As an actor who wants to do well in his craft, you just have to be self-critical. But I am not an obsessive actor who will watch his own movies a million times. I will just watch it once, make my own points regarding what I liked and didn’t like and move on."