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Can Mohit Suri's Ek Villain Beat Aashiqui 2 Success?
Mohit Suri's Ek Villain releases this June 27 featuring Sidharth Malhotra and Shraddha Kapoor. Will this film also follow Aashiqui 2 success? Mohit Suri says, Aashiqui 2 is a kind of film that girls and boys will watch till Love exists...
Mohit's gritty drama Woh Lamhe, Awarapan and commercial thrillers Zeher, Kalyug, Raaz 2, Murder 2 were blockbusters. Over the course of his career, he has made more of commercial thrillers out of circumstances than by choice.
But after his Aashiqui 2, Mohit decided to slow down a bit. He wanted to be the master of his own universe.
Let us wait and watch, if his Ek Villain will succeed Aashiqui 2! Though, Mohit is not bothered about the 100-crore club or working with big actors, he just wants one thing. To Keep his passion alive.
Click on the pictures to know more about Mohit Suri...
Ek Villain
"I don't care about the 100-crore club, or working with the biggest actors, I just want to keep my passion alive. I don't want to get stuck in the rut of making money. Invariably, after great success comes great failure. I have more chances of failing today than any other filmmaker has. But I'd rather fail on my own terms."
Aashiqui 2
"India has finally accepted my voice. I've had hits and flops and will have them in the future too but at the end of it all, you get accepted for your voice," Mohit says.
Murder 2
"Murder 2 opened to a figure which was more than the budget of the film. The world was congratulating me but it just didn't feel right because the person I had to prove something to wasn't there. He had left the world. Though I had to smile for others, I couldn't fathom any of it. That's when Aashiqui 2 came to me and I felt so close to it that I had to make it," he pauses. "Then, even the fact that stars were coaxing me to make big-budget films with them didn't matter."
Mohit And Udita
"It's so amazing. I patched up with Udita towards the end of Aashiqui 2 shoot. We weren't even talking when the film went on floors. It's all still a blur because everything happened so fast. I am just glad it did."
Mohit Suri
"Making Aashiqui 2 was like talking to a psychiatrist. Maybe, because it was a space I liked being in the most."
