By:
Subhash
K.
Jha,
IndiaFM
Tuesday,
September
18,
2007
Though
he
has
written
off
the
debacle,
Tusshar
Kapoor
attributes
the
non-performance
of
Aggar
at
the
box
office
to
poor
publicity.
"Normally,
the
poor
publicity
of
a
film
is
attributed
to
the
stars
who
don't
give
dates
for
the
publicity.
But
I
was
more
than
willing
to
give
out
dates
for
the
publicity.
Those
dates
went
perpetually
to
waste.
Though
I
liked
the
script
and
Anant
Mahadevanji
has
done
justice
to
it,
the
promotion
wasn't
aggressive
enough.
And
for
no
fault
of
mine.
I
did
the
promotion
of
Aggar
on
my
own
as
much
as
possible.
But
the
release
came
during
the
holy
month
of
Ramzan
and
Ganesh
Chaturthi
and
the
India-Pakistan
match.
No
one
had
time
for
Aggar."
But
Tusshar
is
upbeat.
"I've
Priyadarshan's
Dhol
coming
up
this
week.
And
that
should
compensate
for
the
debacle
of
Aggar.
I
had
a
ball
working
with
Priyan
and
my
co-stars
Kunal
Khemu,
Sharman
Joshi
and
Rajpal
Yadav.
I
can't
say
I'm
tired
of
doing
these
boys'
comedies.
That's
what
is
working
at
the
box
office."