Arjun Kapoor Says He's in an 'Exciting Phase' of His Career

Bollywood actor Arjun Kapoor, who's basking in the success of Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar (SAPF), feels he's now in an "exciting phase" of his profession. The actor revealed that he has gives from various filmmakers desirous to collaborate with him after seeing his stellar efficiency in 'SAPF', co-starring Parineeti Chopra. Arjun additionally hinted that massive movie bulletins are on their manner. Arjun mentioned, "The pandemic has made me connect to a new audience base as films have headed to the OTT platforms and I'm happy that they have liked my films. Bhoot Police: Saif Ali Khan, Arjun Kapoor, Yami Gautam And Jacqueline Fernandez’s Movie To Premiere On Disney Plus Hotstar On September 17.

Audiences on OTT platforms are more discerning and if they are finding my films interesting, that's a sign that my choice of scripts are turning out to be right." He added, "I definitely want to talk to this audience because it gives me remarkable insight into what India is wanting to watch and it will help me to choose better." The actor additionally spoke about delivering a strong efficiency in 'Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar', which has acquired an overwhelming response.

He mentioned, "Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar (SAPF) is a big success story for me and it has also provided me with a big learning that audiences only want to watch good content. Sardaar Ka Grandson too found its audience on the digital platform. I'm happy entertaining audiences on the digital frontier. Bhoot Police: After Saif Ali Khan, Makers Drop Arjun Kapoor’s Look As Chiraunji From the Horror Comedy (View Poster).

The pandemic has made audiences extremely choosy and I'm trying to pick films that have something new to tell and SAPF, Sardaar Ka Grandson. It is an attempt to go on a new journey and discover myself as an actor too." Arjun is pleased with how his lineup is shaping up. He mentioned, "While I have commercial films like Ek Villain 2 and Bhoot Police, I now also have offers from diverse filmmakers wanting to collaborate with me due to the success of SAPF. I'm in an exciting phase of my career and it's great to see that filmmakers are now looking at me for diverse roles which wasn't happening to me pre-pandemic."