After
impressing
the
audience
with
supporting
roles
in
films
like
Badrinath
Ki
Dulhania,
Stree
and
Luka
Chuppi,
Aparshakti
Khurana
has
finally
grabbed
the
role
of
the
leading
man
in
his
upcoming
social
comedy
Helmet.
It
seems
Aparshakti
is
following
in
his
brother
Ayushmann's
footsteps
as
like
the
latter,
he
too
is
dabbling
with
a
film
which
has
a
social
message
in
its
core.
Recently
in
a
chat
with
Wion,
the
actor
opened
up
on
his
thoughts
on
films
with
social
themes.
Speaking
about
picking
up
a
film
like
Helmet,
Aparshakti
explained,
"My
take
on
films
like
Helmet
is
that
primarily
these
films
are
made
for
entertainment
purpose.
A
certain
kind
of
social
message
woven
into
the
script
makes
the
content
a
little
more
relevant,
but
it's
up
to
you
if
you
take
it
home
or
not
or
if
you
are
able
to
inculcate
these
values
in
you
or
not."
He
further
added,
"It's
a
plus
to
have
a
social
message
in
a
film
as
the
script
becomes
more
logical.
There
are
films
which
leave
an
impact
and
make
people
ponder.
For
example:
Dangal
did
change
a
lot
of
people,
encouraging
kids,
especially
daughters
to
play
a
sport.
So
yes,
a
film
with
a
social
message
does
change
the
mindset."
Helmed
by
Satram
Ramani,
Aparshakti-starrer
Helmet
revolves
around
three
friends
who
rob
an
e-commerce
company
truck
in
order
to
make
some
quick
buck
only
to
realize
that
the
looted
boxes
contain
condoms
instead
of
electronic
gadgets.