Actor
Ritesh
Deshmukh
who
is
enjoying
the
success
of
his
latest
release
Humshakals
feels
worried
about
the
audience
reaction
to
his
next
released
film
Ek
Villain.
So
far
Ritesh
has
done
more
of
comedy
films
and
he
(Ritesh)
will
be
seen
playing
a
serious
role
for
the
first
time
in
Ek
Villain.
Ritesh
played
the
triple
role
in
the
film
Humshakals
in
which
he
shared
screen
space
with
actor
Saif
Ali
Khan
and
Ram
Kapoor.
Film
was
released
last
week
on
June
20.
Directed
by
Sajid
Khan
film
(Humshakals)
is
doing
good
at
the
box
office.
Ritesh
Deshmukh
in
the
film
Ek
Villain
After
watching
the
audience
response
to
Humshakals
Ritesh
said,
"It
(‘Humshakals')
released
last
week
and
critically
it
was
not
well
received
as
much
as
we
had
hoped
for.
But
people
want
to
watch
the
film
and
have
fun.
With
‘Ek
Villain'
I
am
hoping
for
both
critical
and
popular
acceptance."
Ritesh
said
that
both
films
(Humshakals)
and
(Ek
Villain)
are
clashing
at
the
box
office
and
he
will
get
hurt
if
anyone
of
the
film
gets
thumbs
down
from
the
audience.
He
also
added
that
both
the
films
are
of
different
genres.
Ritesh
was
quoted
saying,
"It
is
not
a
good
thing
for
me.
I
wouldn't
have
been
worried
if
any
movie
had
released
which
did
not
feature
me.
I
know
the
producers
have
taken
the
right
call
but
I
will
be
hurt
in
the
crossfire.
But
it's
fine
I'm
still
okay
with
it
because
they
are
of
entirely
different
genres."
Humshakals
didn't
go
well
with
the
critics
as
most
of
them
have
given
thumbs
down
to
the
film,
Ritesh
feels
that
this
film
(Humshakals)
caters
to
every
age
group.
He
also
said
that
critics
have
not
appreciated
comedy
films
from
a
long
time.
The
Humshakals
actor
also
said
that
he
will
never
stop
doing
comedies,
at
the
same
time
he
will
surely
do
films
like
Ek
Villain
as
it
excites
him.
Ritesh
said,
"I
don't
want
to
stop
being
part
of
comedy
(films)
because
I
love
them.
I
enjoy
doing
them.
But
when
a
film
like
‘Ek
Villain'
comes
my
way
it
also
does
excites
me.
The
success
or
failure
of
‘Ek
Villain'
will
decide
how
I
am
perceived
within
the
industry
from
here
on."