Akshay wants to play a villain
13 Feb 2013 12:34 AM GMT
He has done action, comedy and thriller and now actor-producer Akshay Kumar is interested in exploring roles with shades of grey, something that he has done in the past.
‘I will keep on doing scripts that I like. When I did Khakee, it was earlier given to Paresh Rawal.
When Rajkumar Santoshi approached me, I really liked the role. I really liked the character. So if I like the role, I would like to do it. I admire villain roles. I would love to play a villain,’ Akshay told reporters here Tuesday. He was celebrating the success of his recent release Special 26, which sees him as a conman.
When asked whether negative roles would affect his image, he said: ‘It’s just a film and I have played a villain thrice earlier.’
The actor had played a negative role in Ajnabee and even got nominated for Filmfare in the negative role. The 45-year-old is one of the blockbuster stars who is churning out big hits like Rowdy Rathore and Housefull 2.
Another thing on his wishlist is regional cinema.
‘Regional films are doing well and I am producing a Marathi and a Punjabi film as well. If I get some good subject, then I will work in it as well,’ said Akshay who produces films under Hari Om Productions as well as Grazing Goat Productions, which he co-owns with
Ashvini Yardi.
‘I will keep on doing scripts that I like. When I did Khakee, it was earlier given to Paresh Rawal.
When Rajkumar Santoshi approached me, I really liked the role. I really liked the character. So if I like the role, I would like to do it. I admire villain roles. I would love to play a villain,’ Akshay told reporters here Tuesday. He was celebrating the success of his recent release Special 26, which sees him as a conman.
When asked whether negative roles would affect his image, he said: ‘It’s just a film and I have played a villain thrice earlier.’
The actor had played a negative role in Ajnabee and even got nominated for Filmfare in the negative role. The 45-year-old is one of the blockbuster stars who is churning out big hits like Rowdy Rathore and Housefull 2.
Another thing on his wishlist is regional cinema.
‘Regional films are doing well and I am producing a Marathi and a Punjabi film as well. If I get some good subject, then I will work in it as well,’ said Akshay who produces films under Hari Om Productions as well as Grazing Goat Productions, which he co-owns with
Ashvini Yardi.
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