Katrina Kaif has addressed the failure of her last film Thugs of Hindostan and said that one has to try new things and be prepared that they may or may not work.
Katrina Kaif believes the takeaway from a film’s failure is that it gives a reality check to the people involved with it. Katrina, whose last feature Thugs of Hindostan failed to register a strong performance at the box office and was panned by critics, said something went wrong with the film. Last month, her Thugs co-star Aamir Khan had taken “full responsibility” for the film’s failure.
“I know Aamir has spoken on the matter and it has really hurt deeply and personally. Disappointment is always good as it wakes you up little bit again. “It was not for lack of trying, something just went wrong in case of Thugs of Hindostan. You need to have guts and urge to try things and be prepared that it may or may not work,” Katrina said in an interview.
The actor is looking forward to the release of her next film Zero, in which she plays a troubled movie star, Babita. Katrina said it was hard to tell how a film would do at the box office before it hits the screens and in case of Zero she has full faith in director Aanand L Rai.
“With regards to Zero, it is hard to say. You never know from before a film’s release (whether it will work or not). A lot of work has gone into it. I believe it is a good film and is a good story. Aanand L Rai is one of the finest storytellers in our cinema. His story connects with people. His emotional connect is good. You have to wait till the film releases. You will have the answer...” she said.
Also starring Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma, Zero opens in theatres on Friday.
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