Bollywood hunk Sidharth Malhotra believes in the power of
constructive criticism, but tells he takes criticism seriously when it comes
from industry insiders.
Within a short span since his debut with "Student Of
The Year", Sidharth has tasted a fair share of success and failure.
Questioned whether he has learnt to handle criticism better
after movies like "Kapoor & Sons" and "Baar Baar
Dekho", Sidharth said, "Well, I think film reviews don't really help
an actor to grow or improve creativity because their words and comments are
black and white... They are always inching towards negative or positive. And I
understand that for them, they mostly concentrate on the business potential of
a film."
He further added, "Only constructive criticism can help
us to grow as creative people, as actors. Therefore, I take any constructive
assessment seriously when it comes from insiders of the fraternity."
The actor told he tries to do new characters with every
film, and then assesses if he has got it right or explores the flaws.
The actor revealed, "These things matter for me to go
to the next level. So, I take criticism seriously, depending on where it is
coming from.”
The actor has also featured in movies like "Hasee Toh
Phasee", "Ek Villain" before "Brothers".
"'Kapoor & Sons' earned more than Rs 100 crore at
the box office and people and critics showered their praise on me. And then
'Baar Baar Dekho' happened. Now you understand... I do not live on my success
and failure. It's really temporary," he told.
"Our film 'Brothers' earned around Rs 85 crore at the
box office. It is not a small number. So, calling the film a failure would be little
unfair. But I accept that we couldn't live up to the expectation set by 'Baar
Baar Dekho'. Such things happen... As a young actor, I will choose the script
that won't work at times and I will learn something out of that as well."
Sidharth's forthcoming movie is "A Gentleman: Sundar,
Susheel, Risky", in which he will be seen in a double role. The movie
revolves around a person with a mistaken identity.
Speaking about it, he told, "Since both the characters
are different from each other, the film caters to a wide audience. It has
action, romance, mystery and that interests people who love watching action and
romance both."
"We had a great time working with everyone. Whether it
is Raj, DK (director duo of the film) and Jacqueline (Fernandez), it was so
much fun. She is such a happy girl and has an infectious energy. Hopefully,
people will like the film."
The Fox Star Studious movie is releasing on August 25.
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