Arjun
Kapoor
in
his
latest
interview
with
a
news
publication,
said
that
he
feels
that
he
is
a
bit
underrated
and
more
of
an
underdog
when
it
comes
to
performances.
According
to
him,
people
feel
that
he
is
a
better
mainstream
hero.
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Explaining
the
reason
behind
the
same,
Arjun
told
Indian
Express,
"I
guess
it
is
the
culture
and
nature
of
of
this
business,
where
sometimes,
because
of
the
lineage
you
come
from,
or
the
kind
of
expressive
nature
you
have
off
camera
where
you're
unabashedly
filmy,
and
I
am
kind
of
unapologetically
that,
so
maybe
that
kind
of
takes
more
precedence
over
your
regard
for
the
purity
of
cinema.
But
I
have
both
in
equal
measure."
The
Sandeep
Aur
Pinky
Faraar
actor
said
that
he
feels
craft
isn't
given
enough
credit
in
mainstream.
Arjun
also
emphasised
that
an
actor's
skill
shouldn't
be
perceived
only
on
the
basis
of
the
kind
of
films
that
he
does.
"I
feel
people
who
are
discussing
craft
don't
know
it
themselves.
The
craft
they've
learnt
is
clickbait,
and
it
is
an
easy
craft,
it
means
talking
negatively
about
everything.
What's
tougher
is
to
have
two
lines
written
with
logical
sense.
At
some
point,
critics
and
commercialism
need
to
align
a
little
more," the
tabloid
quoted
Arjun
Kapoor.
The
actor
said
that
when
bigger
films
go
wrong,
there
is
more
conversation
around
it,
but
then
one
shouldn't
take
away
the
craft
from
it.
Arjun
told
the
portal
that
he
has
worked
very
hard
on
his
craft
and
it
has
paid
off.
But
when
he
sees
people
questioning
his
craft,
he
feels
they
must
have
not
seen
Sandeep
Aur
Pinky
Faraar
because
it
wasn't
commercial
enough.
On
the
other
hand,
when
people
watch
his
commercial
films,
they
perceive
that
it
doesn't
need
craft.
The
actor
said
that
people
need
to
realise
that
craft
is
an
important
aspect
in
all
kinds
of
films.
"The
problem
is
that
if
you're
deviating
from
mainstream,
only
then
your
craft
is
considered,"
the
actor
explained.
Speaking
about
movies,
Arjun
Kapoor
was
last
seen
in
Mohit
Suri's
Ek
Villain
Returns
alongside
John
Abraham,
Disha
Patani
and
Tara
Sutaria.
His
upcoming
projects
are
Aasman
Bharadwaj's
directorial
debut
Kuttey
and
Ajay
Bahl's
The
Ladykiller.