Shahid being over-cautious?
By:
Taran
Adarsh,
IndiaFM
Tuesday,
December
26,
2006
Any
other
actor
in
his
place
would
be
shouting
and
screaming
from
rooftops
to
grab
attention.
Despite
the
fact
that
Vivah
is
a
huge
hit
[in
fact,
one
of
the
biggest
hits
of
Rajshri],
Shahid
Kapoor
continues
to
maintain
a
low
profile.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
talented
actor
hasn't
signed
a
single
film
yet,
except
for
the
Ramesh
Sippy-produced
film
with
Nana
as
his
co-star
[directed
by
Rohit
Shetty].
"Where are the good films?" Shahid laughs. On a serious note, the actor tells me, "I am keen to get back to studios, but the project should excite me. I need to be convinced first. I am meeting people, I am reading scripts, but I am in no hurry to grab any and every film offered to me."
Isn't he being over-cautious? Moreover, there are whispers that he has hiked his fee [Rs. 2.5 crores?] after Vivah. "Honestly, my priority is to do the right project. As far as money is concerned, it's important. I am not denying that. But what's more important is a good project. Money will follow. Through films. Through stage shows. Through events. Of course, the fee [remuneration] will be revised. It happens with a hit. But it's not the figure you just quoted," Shahid responds.
Right now, Shahid is basking in the glory of Vivah. "It has found tremendous appreciation. I was thrilled when I saw the rating in the Top 5 charts yesterday. I knew it was doing well, but so well? I couldn't have asked for more," he smiles.
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