While Vadh, a thriller is slated to be launched on Friday, interval comedy Cirkus will hit screens on December 23.

“Balancing is fun. Films come and go. Some do a business of Rs 200-400 crore. Then, there are some films that don’t break even. These other films will be successful when the audience will flock to theatres to watch them,” Mishra instructed PTI in an interview.

“Vadh is a Test match… And even after all these years, Rohit sir asks me to wear a pad, get a bat, and says ‘Let’s play T-20’. So, you have to become a cricketer who can play both Test and T-20 matches,” he added.

Set in Gwalior, Vadh revolves round a easy household that finds itself on the centre of the investigation of a grotesque homicide. The movie is written and directed by Jaspal Singh Sandhu and Rajeev Barnwal.

The Darbhanga-born actor mentioned he has an fascinating picture of a performer who suits in each big-budget comedies just like the Golmaal motion pictures and acclaimed social dramas akin to Ankhon Dekhi and Kaamyaab.

Saying sure to Vadh, additionally starring Neena Gupta, was a no brainer for Mishra when the makers mentioned they wrote the movie with him in thoughts.

“I listened to the story and found it to be very interesting. Then I was told that Neena ji is also in the film and that we will shoot it in Gwalior. There were many reasons to board the project.” The National School of Drama alumnus mentioned individuals will relate to the movie as a result of the character who’s carrying the story can be a typical particular person.

“This can be their mother or father. We search for films in our daily life. If something happens on the road, people also want to know what happened,” he added.

The upcoming film, Sanjay Mishra mentioned, is a problem for each him and his followers.

“I had never received an offer to work in a film like this, so I had to say yes. It’s not only a challenge for me but also for the audience who tend to only look at me as a comedian. I think I have done a decent job. Now the viewers will tell me if I made the right decision or should I only stick to doing what I do in comedy films,” the 59-year-old actor added.

The trailer of Vadh bears some similarities with the Shraddha Walkar homicide case however Mishra mentioned the movie has no reference to it.

“Heinous crimes are not new to our society. It’s pure coincidence that our trailer happens to be showing the events in the film that are quite similar to what happened in real life in this case. It’s just by chance. This film has no relation to the case,” he added.

After Vadh, the actor hopes to entertain the part of the viewers that all the time seems to be ahead to his comedy outings. He has beforehand labored with Rohit Shetty in movies akin to Zameen, the Golmaal comedy franchise and Dilwale to call a number of.

There is one thing refreshing about working with the director, mentioned Mishra.

“A film like Cirkus is also my playground. Rohit Shetty has high hopes for me and I have high hopes for him. And the audience has high hopes from both of us. Audience has loved whatever work we have done together. This time too we hope we entertain the viewers. This is a fun film, without logic, just lots of laughter,” he added.

Vadh is backed by J Studio and Next Level Production. Filmmaker Luv Ranjan’s Luv Films is presenting the movie.