He may not have had a great run at the box office this year, but Saif Ali Khan believes that his experiences have made him a more evolved actor. He explains that he’s moved on to the current style of filmmaking.
“It wasn’t a particularly great year professionally, but it was a very interesting experience at the same time. I think I learnt a lot about acting, and I worked with some wonderful people,” he says, pragmatically.
Prod him further on how this year has been enriching, and he says, “I think I’m a changed actor to what I was, from when I was doing Phantom, to when I started Chef. I think I managed to keep abreast and move with the current style, which is the greatest thing I could have achieved.”
Saif’s releases this year, both Rangoon and Chef, bombed at the box office, but that hasn’t deterred the actor. “I keep my head down and do my thing as much as possible. I’ve done a few movies, and am looking forward to seeing what happens. As far as I’m concerned, this has been a good year,” says Saif, who’s currently gearing up to promote Kaalakandi.
