Since making his debut in 2009 with "Kal Kissne
Dekha", Jackky Bhagnani has done just a handful of films. He tells it's
not because he is choosy, but because he wants to be taken seriously as an
actor by the viewers.
He will next be seen in "Youngistaan".
"I have not become choosy, this is all I get! I am
doing this ('Youngistaan') because I want to do all kinds of films. In my
career of four years, I am struggling to make people take me seriously as an
actor and give me credit for it and not just take me as being a producer's son
or a dancer or cute looking," the 29-year-old told here at a press meet.
Jackky, who is filmmaker Vashu Bhagnani's son, spoke on the
sidelines of an event to announce the association of "Youngistaan"
with Viva Carnival Goa 2014. He was accompanied by the film's actress Neha
Sharma.
In "Youngistaan", Jackyy plays a young prime minister.
Jackky hopes his movie inspires real life and young people
are brought to the forefront in politics.
"Apart from just being a film, this is also what people
want. For a change, I hope real life gets inspired by reel life and politicians
go and watch it," Jackky told.
Directed by Syed Ahmad Afzal, "Youngistaan" also
stars Boman Irani and late Farooque Sheikh. The movie releases March 28.
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