<p>Emraan Hashmi is on a roll post the critical and commercial success of films like 'Shanghai', 'Jannat 2' and the actor says he wants to have a consistent run at the box office.<br /><br /></p>.<p>In the recent past, Emraan has set the cash registers ringing with several hits like 'Once Upon a Time in Mumbai', 'Murder 2', 'The Dirty Picture', 'Jannat 2'.<br />He has films with Karan Johar (untitled), Vishal Bhardwaj ('Ek Thi Daayan'), Rajkumar Gupta's ('Ghanchakkar') in his kitty.<br /><br />"I feel I am growing as an actor. I want to be a consistent actor. If one or two films get Rs 100 crore and the others bring in small business of just Rs five crore, then one is not left with an average performance," Emraan told PTI in an interview.<br /><br />"I want to have a consistent run rate at the box office. It will be good if every film is doing a minimum Rs 50 crore business. The money keeps coming in consistently," he said.<br /><br />At a time when the position of an actor in B-town is governed by the number of Rs 100 crore films he has to his credit, Emraan says he would not compromise with the script to achieve the golden benchmark.<br /><br />"Why Rs 100 crore, I want to be a part of the Rs 500 crore member club. My biggest hit has till now grossed about Rs 60-70 crore," Emraan said.<br /><br />"But I don't want to do a sub-standard script because it will be grossing Rs 100 crore. I have few scripts where I felt that they could do that kind of business. But I don't understand that. So it will be on my own terms. If a film touches that mark, good, if it does not, I am fine with it," the actor said.</p>
<p>Emraan Hashmi is on a roll post the critical and commercial success of films like 'Shanghai', 'Jannat 2' and the actor says he wants to have a consistent run at the box office.<br /><br /></p>.<p>In the recent past, Emraan has set the cash registers ringing with several hits like 'Once Upon a Time in Mumbai', 'Murder 2', 'The Dirty Picture', 'Jannat 2'.<br />He has films with Karan Johar (untitled), Vishal Bhardwaj ('Ek Thi Daayan'), Rajkumar Gupta's ('Ghanchakkar') in his kitty.<br /><br />"I feel I am growing as an actor. I want to be a consistent actor. If one or two films get Rs 100 crore and the others bring in small business of just Rs five crore, then one is not left with an average performance," Emraan told PTI in an interview.<br /><br />"I want to have a consistent run rate at the box office. It will be good if every film is doing a minimum Rs 50 crore business. The money keeps coming in consistently," he said.<br /><br />At a time when the position of an actor in B-town is governed by the number of Rs 100 crore films he has to his credit, Emraan says he would not compromise with the script to achieve the golden benchmark.<br /><br />"Why Rs 100 crore, I want to be a part of the Rs 500 crore member club. My biggest hit has till now grossed about Rs 60-70 crore," Emraan said.<br /><br />"But I don't want to do a sub-standard script because it will be grossing Rs 100 crore. I have few scripts where I felt that they could do that kind of business. But I don't understand that. So it will be on my own terms. If a film touches that mark, good, if it does not, I am fine with it," the actor said.</p>