Atithi
Tum
Kab
Jaoge?
has
seen
a
decent
response
coming
its
way.
Meanwhile
Ajay
Devgn
is
looking
at
an
eventful
year
ahead
with
diverse
films
like
Raajneeti,
Once
Upon
A
Time
In
Mumbai,
Garam
Hawa,
Toonpur
Ka
Superhero
and
Golmaal
3
in
the
pipeline.
However,
Ajay
denies
that
he
is
experimenting
with
genres
only
now
and
states
that
he
has
been
trying
to
follow
this
route
right
through
his
two
decades
career.
"It
is
surprising
that
you
are
making
a
note
of
it
now
when
I
have
worked
on
diverse
films
like
Raincoat,
Zakhm
and
Thakshak
at
regular
intervals.
Somehow
all
this
news
about
me
doing
varied
films
is
catching
heat
today
when
the
fact
remains
that
I
have
been
working
in
such
set
ups
even
when
not
many
were
stepping
out
in
this
direction",
protests
Ajay.
Well,
Ajay
definitely
has
a
point
to
make
here.
After
all
the
two
time
National
Award
winning
actor
(for
Zakhm
and
The
Legend
of
Bhagat
Singh)
has
just
been
modest
enough
to
have
possessed
it
all
but
not
necessarily
flaunted
it.
Moreover,
a
closer
study
of
his
two
decade
long
career
does
suggest
that
in
spite
of
a
'masala'
beginning
to
his
career,
Ajay
has
truly
experimented
with
Halla
Bol,
Omkara,
Yuva,
Gangaajal,
Apaharan,
Bhoot
and
Company
as
well,
to
name
a
new.
Now
the
fact
is
that
not
many
of
these
films
can
really
be
termed
as
the
kinds
that
had
an
eye
on
turning
out
to
be
blockbusters
at
the
box
office.
However,
if
one
looks
at
the
remainder
of
2010,
Ajay's
repertoire
of
films
is
nothing
but
envying.
Comments
a
trade
follower,
"One
has
to
look
at
the
way
Ajay
has
planned
it
all
so
well.
Raajneeti
is
all
set
to
mark
a
hat
trick
of
winners
for
Ajay
Devgn
and
Prakash
Jha
after
Apaharan
and
Gangaajal.
Once
Upon
A
Time
In
Mumbai
will
follow
soon
after
and
the
film
is
special
since
it
brings
together
director
Milan
Luthria
and
Ajay
together
again
after
Kachche
Dhaage."
"He
is
also
working
on
Priyadarshan's
Garam
Hawa
(along
with
Akshaye
Khanna
and
Bipasha
Basu)
which
seems
like
quite
an
interesting
social-action
entertainer.
And
then
there
is
live-animation
flick
Toonpur
Ka
Superhero
which
is
looking
for
an
opportune
release
time
as
well.
Ajay
will
certainly
end
the
year
on
a
high
note
since
Rohit
Shetty's
Golmaal
3
should
be
a
mega
money
spinner
this
Diwali",
adds
the
expert.
Since
Ajay
is
doing
so
much
in
his
professional
career,
where
does
Kajol
fit
into
picture?
Does
he
seek
any
creative
(or
other
inputs)
from
her
during
his
decision
making
process?
"Well,
Kajol
and
I
hardly
discuss
work
at
home.
This
is
why
we
never
spoke
about
this
movie
as
well",
is
all
that
Ajay
is
willing
to
comment
on
the
subject.
This
actually
sends
out
a
strong
signal
once
again
that
when
it
comes
to
his
films,
Ajay
is
more
than
willing
to
talk
at
length.
However,
the
moment
a
conversation
starts
taking
a
tangential
route
and
borders
upon
his
personal
life,
the
guard
naturally
goes
up.
Coming
back
to
lighter
topics,
now
that
he
is
all
set
to
have
an
engaged
2010
ahead,
is
he
pining
for
some
rest?
"Certainly
not!
These
are
going
to
be
exciting
months
ahead
and
I
am
actually
going
through
2-3
scripts
which
are
sounding
quite
promising",
Ajay
eases
up
here,
"As
for
my
next
film
as
a
director,
that
would
happen
in
due
course
of
time.
This
has
been
a
rather
good
going
and
I
am
enjoying
it
all."