Imran Hashmi now wants to be a producer

Imran Hashmi's price has gone up after he shone with Amitabh Bachchan in 'Face', but after so many years in Bollywood, he has found a lot of peace and serenity. He is now interested in filmmaking in addition to acting and would not be surprised if in the near future he learns that direction and Imran Hashmi becomes a filmmaker in addition to an actor.

"I was an assistant-director before I became an actor," he said in a recent interview. So I know what difficulties a producer has to face and how they approach them when an artist puts them in trouble or confusion, I have respect and sympathy for producers who face such confusion. I am 100 per cent committed to my producers, ”said Imran Hashmi.

Imran Hashmi made his Bollywood debut with 'Footpath' followed by 'Murder' (2006) and 'Aashiq Banaya Aapne' (2007). This was followed by the tag of the famous serial killer and house breaker 'Badboy'. Imran obviously benefited from this tag as he was offered many such films and he also did such films.

Imran Hashmi has introduced himself as a new actor in the last decade, working in 'Shanghai' (2014) and more recently in some performance based films and web series. The actor is now coming to Salman Khan's 'Tiger' franchise. Many are unaware of this truth.

After 'Power' in 2005, 'Chehre' is the second film with Amitabh Bachchan. Talking about the experience of working with Amitabh Bachchan, Imran Hashmi said, "The beginning was really scary. I was afraid that I would spoil the performance of the senior actor. However I needed to get excited to work with Amitji and other artists. Of course, I was also thinking of comparing myself with Amitji. Although I believe in working hard, everything I did was to the best of my ability. '

In response to a question about becoming a producer, Imran Hashmi said, "As a producer, I am waiting for a suitable script, but in the meantime I am focusing on acting. The production of a film comes with its own challenge, which is a very difficult task. Not only the financial aspect, but a lot of things are unfamiliar when you are shooting a film.

You need to do everything right. So people think about the financial aspect, but as a producer you also have to take creative calls. It is necessary to be fully involved in the film, otherwise there is a danger of big loss, 'said Imran Hashmi.