After
the
runaway
success
of
Golmaal
Rohit
Shetty
is
now
not
only
busy
shooting
for
its
sequel
Golmaal
Returns,
but
also
waiting
to
hit
the
screen
in
a
big
way
with
his
latest
venture
Sunday.
The
film
is
a
blend
of
comedy
and
thriller
and
presented
in
an
altogether
new
way.
Recently,
we
caught
up
with
Rohit,
who
is
all
excited
about
Sunday
and
talked
at
length
on
various
aspects.
Here
are
the
excerpts.
Q:
First
of
all,
I
would
like
to
ask
you
why
the
film
has
been
titled
Sunday.
A:
In
fact,
everyone
is
asking
me
the
same
question.
It
has
been
titled
Sunday
because
the
story
of
the
film
is
based
on
a
Sunday.
When
we
sat
down
to
keep
the
title
of
the
film,
we
were
at
a
loss.
We
neither
wanted
to
project
it
as
a
dark
film,
nor
as
a
slapstick
comedy.
At
the
same
time,
we
did
not
want
people
to
assume
the
film
to
be
a
hardcore
action
film.
Thus,
we
settled
on
the
name
Sunday.
Q:
What
was
your
experience
doing
Sunday?
Has
the
film
lived
up
to
your
expectations?
A:
Believe
me;
the
film
has
turned
out
to
be
far
better
than
my
expectations.
I
have
had
so
many
good
actors
in
the
film
that
my
experience
has
been
a
marvelous
one.
All
the
actors
Ajay,
Ayesha
,
Arshad
and
Irfaan
have
performed
extremely
well
in
this
film.
Everyone
has
put
their
lives
into
their
respective
roles.
Q:
These
days
too
many
comedy
films
are
being
made
in
Bollywood.
What
is
your
take
on
your
comedy
film?
A:
All
that
I
can
say
about
my
film
is
that
this
is
not
a
comedy
film
like
the
others,
but
there
is
a
blend
of
thrills
and
a
bit
of
action
too.
While
watching
my
films
the
audience
will
not
just
be
laughing,
but
also
thinking
about
what
will
happen
next.
Thus,
my
films
present
two
different
aspects
and
cannot
be
called
slapstick
comedies,
but
terrific
humors.
Q:
What
was
the
basis
of
selecting
the
artistes
in
Sunday?
A:
In
this
film
Ajay
is
portraying
a
corrupt
police
office
who
does
not
talk
about
the
system,
but
about
bribery.
When
I
first
narrated
the
role
to
Ajay,
he
immediately
agreed
to
work
in
the
film.
Similarly,
Arshad,
who
has
a
very
good
understanding
of
comedy
and
he
has
proved
this
again
in
Sunday,
is
doing
a
role
of
an
intelligent
cab
driver.
Irfaan
is
a
surprise
package
in
this
film
and
he
is
doing
the
role
of
a
struggling
actor
who
is
idiotic,
but
cute
too.
On
the
other
hand,
Ayesha
has
done
a
wonderful
role
in
this
film;
just
keep
an
eye
on
her
performance.
Q:
What
has
been
the
most
memorable
incident
during
the
shooting
of
the
film?
A:
I
must
admit
that
shooting
in
the
hot
Delhi
climate
that
often
reached
47-48
degree
Celsius
was
really
a
daunting
task.
I
remember
what
Ajay
had
told
me
when
I
asked
the
unit
to
shoot
in
such
intense
heat.
'Yaar,
yahan
to
anda
phor
dene
se
omelet
ban
jayega'
(If
you
break
an
egg
in
this
temperature
it
will
soon
be
an
omelet).
In
fact,
to
prove
his
point,
Ajay
got
an
egg
and
broke
it
on
the
street.
We
all
kept
waiting
to
see
if
it
turned
into
an
omelet,
but
nothing
such
happened.
In
fact,
the
audience
will
see
many
such
scenes
once
the
film
is
completed.
Q:
What
is
the
reason
behind
including
an
item
song
with
Esha
Deol
and
Tushaar
Kapoor
in
the
film?
A:
Look,
I
am
very
fond
of
the
Hindi
movies
of
the
70s
which
included
romance,
action,
thrills
and
a
villain
in
the
end.
Amidst
such
tensions,
Helen's
dance
number
would
be
a
relief
for
the
audience.
Keeping
this
in
view,
I
have
included
two
separate
item
songs
with
Esha
and
Tushaar
in
this
film.
Q:
What
are
your
expectations
from
this
film?
A:
Well,
it
is
very
natural
that
I
would
want
my
film
to
be
a
super
duper
hit.
Is
there
any
filmmaker
anywhere
who
would
like
his
film
to
be
a
flop?
I
am
hoping
that
this
film
too
will
be
a
super
hit
as
I
am
not
only
its
director,
but
the
film
also
has
all
the
ingredients
of
a
good
film
and
everything
thats
required
to
make
a
movie
ring
at
the
box
office.
Q:
This
film
is
a
blend
of
comedy
and
thrills.
Will
you
ever
make
a
hardcore
action
movie?
A:
I
have
not
thought
anything
in
this
regard.
Presently,
I
am
busy
making
Golmaal
Returns
and
I
am
keen
to
make
an
identity
as
a
filmmaker
who
always
makes
good
films.
I
would
want
the
people
to
say,
look
whether
he
makes
a
comedy,
thriller
or
action
film,
he
makes
them
well.
Q:
Ajay
Devgan's
first
comedy
film
was
your
production
Golmaal.
Do
you
take
the
credit
for
this?
A:
Not
at
all
(laughs).
Actually,
nothing
like
this
happens.
If
my
next
film
does
not
prove
to
be
a
hit
at
the
box
office,
people
will
throw
their
slippers
at
me.
In
fact,
while
making
Golmaal
we
never
thought
that
the
film
would
turn
out
to
be
such
a
hit.
It
is
not
like
this
that
Ajay
Devgan
has
begun
acting
in
comedies
because
of
me.
He
is
a
good
actor
and
will
do
anything
better
than
most.
Q:
Personally,
what
kind
of
filmmaking
do
you
prefer?
A:
I
only
make
films
that
touch
my
heart.
Q:
Do
you
think
that
the
film
industry
is
ready
for
a
different
genre
of
movies?
A:
Not
the
film
industry,
I
feel
that
the
audience
is
ready
for
different
types
of
films.
The
film
industry
has
been
ready
for
a
long
time,
and
now
it
is
the
audience
who
are
ready
for
a
change.
The
audience
often
segregated
films
as
art
and
commercial
films,
but
never
thought
that
good
films
could
also
be
hits.
Today,
the
scene
has
changed.
Along
with
Sunday
many
more
films
are
being
made
these
days
and
people
are
watching
them
all.
Today
there
are
only
two
kinds
of
films
–
good
and
bad.