Any
other
actor
in
his
place
would've
signed
films
indiscriminately
after
a
couple
setbacks
at
the
box-office.
But
Shahid
has
decided
to
take
it
easy...
sorry,
get
extra
choosy
when
it
comes
to
signing
films.
While
36
China
Town
released
last
Friday
and
Chup
Chup
Ke
is
slated
for
June
9
release,
the
only
film
that
Shahid
has
on
floors
is
Vivah
[status:
85%
complete,
slated
for
November
release].
Of
course,
there's
Milenge
Milenge,
but
the
release
date
of
this
film
is
undecided.
"I
am
in
no
hurry
to
sign
any
and
every
film
that
comes
my
way," Shahid
tells
me,
"In
fact,
I
have
refused
a
number
of
films
in
the
recent
past
only
because
I
wasn't
too
excited
with
the
script.
Getting
the
right
script
is
my
first
priority
today,
everything
else
is
secondary."
Shahid
seems
to
be
in
an
introspective
mood.
"If
an
actor
has
three
films
releasing
back
to
back,
there's
bound
to
be
chaos.
That's
one
of
the
reasons
why
Deewane
Huye
Paagal,
Vaah!
Life
Ho
Toh
Aisi
and
Shikhar
went
unnoticed.
The
moviegoers
were
in
no
mood
to
watch
an
actor's
new
release
every
second
week,"
he
admits.
So
what's
the
gameplan
now?
"I
am
waiting
for
Chup
Chup
Ke
and
Vivah.
Both
have
shaped
up
wonderfully
well.
The
role
in
Chup
Chup
Ke
is
something
I
haven't
attempted
before.
I
try
to
act
deaf
and
mute
in
the
film,
when
I
am
not.
The
role
was
tough
to
handle.
I
hope
the
character
works
because
roles
like
the
one
in
Chup
Chup
Ke
propel
an
actor
to
accept
challenges
in
future," he
says.