Ayushmann Khurrana has frequently been lauded for starring in films with unconventional roles. Right from Vicky Donor to Bala- Ayushmann has demonstrated that he is a versatile actor who can ace pretty much any character. He has a versatile filmography to his credit score, starting from romantic comedies to crime thrillers. Pinkvilla lately sat down with Ayushmann Khurrana, Rishab Shetty, Sesh Adivi, Vidya Balan, Anil Kapoor, and Mrunal Thakur for a conversation. During this chat, Ayushmann turned into requested if he would really like to do an out-and-out romantic drama movie, to which Ayushmann answered that he would really like to be part of it if the script is slightly ‘tedha’.When asked if he desires to do a romantic film, Ayushmann stated that he has starred in Meri Pyaari Bindu, which obtained a whole lot of love. He similarly introduced that he would love to do a romantic movie. “Something disruptive must be in the script. Can't be time-honored romance. I began as an unconventional actor. So I realize the script need to be barely ‘tedha’. Toh wo tedhapan jab tak kahaani mein nahi milega, toh mazaa nahi aayega,” he said.

Anil Kapoor delivered to this dialogue and stated that now and again when absolutely everyone is looking ahead to you to do a ‘tedha’ movie, a traditional, trustworthy film can take the target market by using marvel. He said, “Sometimes aisa hota hai sab tedha anticipate kar rahe hain, tu kuchh seedha kar le,” which left Ayushmann in splits. Anil Kapoor delivered that one should not best stay with doing one kind of film. “You can't say ki yaar mera photograph tedha hai, toh main tedha hi karunga. There's a filmmaker, who comes with a seedha movie. You agree with that filmmaker, you trust that individual, and then you definitely do it. Sometimes you go along with the conviction of the filmmaker,” said Anil Kapoor. He then added that from time to time if the appropriate director comes along, one need to do a movie regardless of whether it is unconventional or not. Ayushmann agreed, and stated, “If I get the right director for that, then why now not?”