Tusshar takes Ekta's criticism positively

Jan 29, 2012 IANS

Mumbai, Jan 28 (IANS) The son of veteran actor Jeetendra and brother of successful producer Ekta Kapoor, actor Tusshar Kapoor has immense pressure on his shoulders to prove himself. But he says he considers his sister's comments as constructive criticism.

Ekta is known to be a strict producer, and blunt with her words. But it doesn't cause ego hassles between them, says the younger brother.

"Yes of course, (she criticises my performance) if she doesn't like it. Films work when audience likes it. Ekta is also from the same industry, so criticisms are always welcome," Tusshar told IANS.

"I do take her criticisms positively. Ekta and I don't get egoistic about each other's comments. We welcome suggestions constructively," he added.

While Ekta's production house Balaji Telefilms is on a roll with films like "Shor In The City" and "The Dirty Picture" doing quite well, does Tusshar plan to get into production anytime?

"I haven't thought of it. We keep giving tips to each other. Ekta and her team have made some mistakes in the past and we have learnt a lesson from that. I am not getting into production so soon," said the 35-year-old, who also played a part in hit movie "The Dirty Picture".

Tusshar says he is still soaking in the success of the film.

"I am still in the 'OOh la la' phase since I was the part of the film. It feels great and exciting that 'The Dirty Picture' was in news since its making days," he said.

In 2012, Tusshar is all set to do a film tiled "Chaar Din Ki Chandni" with Kulraj Randhawa.

Directed by Samir Karnik, this love story is about a Rajput boy and a Punjabi girl.

"I am playing a Rajput guy from a royal family. He falls in love with a Punjabi girl. He comes back home after studying abroad. He makes up stories to save his life from his father to make his love life a success," Tusshar said of his role.

The release of "Chaar Din Ki Chandni" is clashing with that of his "The Dirty Picture" co-star Vidya Balan's "Kahaani" March 9. But he is unfazed.

"I am not really nervous. Vidya Balan's 'Kahaani' is a more serious film so the audiences are going to get divided. And Of course I will watch Vidya's 'Kahaani'," Tusshar said.