Sajid
Khan
had
earlier
spoken
about
the
sheer
differentiation
factor
between
a
hit
and
a
flop
film,
the
challenge
that
lies
ahead
in
the
biggies
that
would
follow
in
2010,
some
brickbats
that
he
has
faced
for
the
climax
of
Housefull
and
rumours
of
him
antagonising
Karan
Johar.
In
a
conversation
with
this
correspondent,
Sajid
Khan
talks
about
his
perceived
war
with
critics,
fulfilling
the
promise
of
giving
his
actors
the
biggest
success
of
their
career,
accusations
of
being
termed
as
arrogant
and
why
it
doesn't
matter
to
him
if
he
is
not
winning
many
friends
in
the
industry.
On
his
war
of
words
with
critics
Honestly,
critics
don't
know
anything
about
Hindi
or
English
films.
I
have
been
a
critic
myself;
I
have
made
fun
of
films
made
by
others
and
also
my
own.
Still,
the
fact
remains
that
there
is
no
critic
in
the
world
who
has
given
two
back
to
back
blockbusters.
When
I
started
off
as
a
director,
I
said
that
I
would
make
a
hit
film
and
now
I
have
done
it
twice
in
a
row.
Nobody
makes
movies
for
critics
and
those
who
do
are
foolish.
In
any
case,
in
90%
of
cases,
critics
and
audience
think
differently.
This
has
been
proven
across
the
world.
Sholay
was
written
off
by
critics
in
India
while
big
money
spinners
like
Transformers
as
well
as
Quantum
of
Solace
were
also
given
thumbs
down
by
them.
Who
are
these
critics?
Their
job
is
to
give
1,
2,
3,
4
or
5
stars
for
movies
that
'they'
have
liked.
How
do
they
know
what
is
it
that
audience
is
going
to
like?
On
certain
critics
coming
down
heavily
on
Housefull
I
had
promised
myself
that
I
won't
read
a
single
review
of
Housefull
and
I
stuck
to
my
stand.
For
me,
a
review
is
to
go
to
a
theatre
and
see
audience
reaction.
It's
like
when
you
are
in
a
play,
you
don't
wait
to
read
a
review
around
the
points
where
audience
is
clapping.
Your
experience
is
first
hand
because
you
can
see
the
reaction
of
audience
through
your
own
eyes.
I
can
openly
say
this
to
any
critic
in
the
world
that
sit
across
my
table,
talk
about
films
and
I
will
wipe
you
off
in
5
minutes.
Critics
don't
know
jack
sh
Story first published: Thursday, May 13, 2010, 13:42 [IST]