Characters with gray shades look natural: Saif Ali Khan
Understanding the characters and playing them is the art of an actor. Many actors distance themselves from gray or negative characters. If we talk about Saif Ali Khan, then he has played gray shade in many films. Recently, he was seen in the role of Udaybhan Singh Rathod in the film Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior. Now he will be seen driving the ghost in the Bhoot Police movie. Regarding characters with a gray shade different from the hero, Saif says that it is fun to play those characters, which are neither completely bad nor completely good. There is no black or white in life. It's natural for me to play such a character.
Go Goa Anthem movie became a little western-style film because of Jambis, but Bhoot Police is a desi film. The film is releasing on a digital platform. Saif, who has done web series like Sacred Games on a digital platform, says that now is not the time to earn how much money is being earned on the first day. Some directors recently said that you do not hide behind numbers. can. Films should have quality. Earlier I used to think that having numbers at the box office was a good sign, but now the rating system has changed. The audience has also changed over time. Had my film Kaalakaandi been released on the digital platform, it would have done better.
Go Goa Anthem movie became a little western-style film because of Jambis, but Bhoot Police is a desi film. The film is releasing on a digital platform. Saif, who has done web series like Sacred Games on a digital platform, says that now is not the time to earn how much money is being earned on the first day. Some directors recently said that you do not hide behind numbers. can. Films should have quality. Earlier I used to think that having numbers at the box office was a good sign, but now the rating system has changed. The audience has also changed over time. Had my film Kaalakaandi been released on the digital platform, it would have done better.