Saif Ali Khan is one those actors who are often candid and out-spoken about what they actually think about things. Saif recently came to the defense of film Kabir Singh controversy saying that audience are mature enough to draw a line between what is good and what is not.
Saif was asked that before signing a film, if he considers social and cultural aspects of it. Saif responded candidly saying that as an actor he doesn’t think about these aspects and focuses on dramatically aspect of it.
When Saif was asked about films like Kabir Singh, where violence is shown and justified, he said that audience known what to watch and where to draw a line. He said as filmmakers, we should think and give audience what they want.
He said if there is something disgusting happening, people will simply won’t see it. He further said if audience wants to watch something in large numbers, producers would want to make such movies as they will make money from it.
Saif further also talked about male-stalker phenomenon in the industry and how it has almost become a genre in Indian cinema. Saif said that actors like Shah Rukh Khan have made their career doing such roles.
On the work front, Saif Ali Khan will soon be seen in an action-thriller Laal Kaptaan, where he will be seen in the role of a Naga Sadhu.
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