<p>From theatre to the big screen, Ayushman Khurana has worn many hats. But what he enjoys the most is being a part of a commercial flick. In fact, he is pretty clear about his love for commercial Bollywood cinema.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“I love commercial cinema and I am open to doing anything on screen, whether it is romancing the heroine or shaking a leg. It is my profession and I have no qualms about even kissing on screen,” says the dashing actor.<br /><br />His journey is pretty filmi too — a small town boy, he earned fame when he came to Mumbai. However, there is a small twist. “I was always pretty popular, whether it was in school or college.<br /><br /> I started my own theatre companies in Chandigarh and went on to be a part of a reality show. But unlike others, who shift to Mumbai after winning reality shows, I decided to go back to Chandigarh.<br /><br /> I was a radio jockey and then a VJ. I did not have to give many auditions — even when I was offered Vicky Donor,” he says.<br /><br />“As far as Vicky Donor was concerned, John played a huge part in promoting the film. He was there with us while we were promoting it and he used to draw a huge crowd. He was a great help to all of us,” he adds.<br /><br />When asked if portraying the unconventional role of a sperm donor was challenging, he says, “It was challenging — but in this case, the subject was the hero. It became easier for me since the subject was rather quirky.<br /><br /> I was very sure that it would work. The best part was that it was made in such a great way that nothing appeared vulgar.”<br /><br />Not everyone knows that the young actor is married. “I studied in an all-boys school and then an all-boys college. My wife and I have known each other for the last 11 years. I often say that she was the first girl I got to know and hence, I married her. Jokes apart, we love each other and she understands the needs of my profession. We trust each other — that keeps us going,” he explains. <br /><br />He adds that he loves spending time with his family. “I don’t party much, since I am a teetotaller. I prefer being with my family then at parties,” he says. <br /><br />Currently, the actor is shooting for his next project Nautanki Sala. “Nataunki Sala is about a theatre actor and is based in Delhi. It is something that I relate to, as I have been actively involved in theatre since I was five years old. <br /><br />There is a dichotomy in the character sketch which is very interesting. I am also <br />working in Hamara Bajaj,” adds Ayushman.<br /><br />In terms of style, he doesn’t believe in trying too hard. “Style does not come overnight; each person develops his or her own style. There should not be a drastic change in the personality of a person. I wear what suits my personality,” he informs.<br /><br />He also says that he will act in films which excite him. “I have never had any plans and will never have one. As of now, I don’t want to get typecast,” he sums up.<br /></p>
<p>From theatre to the big screen, Ayushman Khurana has worn many hats. But what he enjoys the most is being a part of a commercial flick. In fact, he is pretty clear about his love for commercial Bollywood cinema.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“I love commercial cinema and I am open to doing anything on screen, whether it is romancing the heroine or shaking a leg. It is my profession and I have no qualms about even kissing on screen,” says the dashing actor.<br /><br />His journey is pretty filmi too — a small town boy, he earned fame when he came to Mumbai. However, there is a small twist. “I was always pretty popular, whether it was in school or college.<br /><br /> I started my own theatre companies in Chandigarh and went on to be a part of a reality show. But unlike others, who shift to Mumbai after winning reality shows, I decided to go back to Chandigarh.<br /><br /> I was a radio jockey and then a VJ. I did not have to give many auditions — even when I was offered Vicky Donor,” he says.<br /><br />“As far as Vicky Donor was concerned, John played a huge part in promoting the film. He was there with us while we were promoting it and he used to draw a huge crowd. He was a great help to all of us,” he adds.<br /><br />When asked if portraying the unconventional role of a sperm donor was challenging, he says, “It was challenging — but in this case, the subject was the hero. It became easier for me since the subject was rather quirky.<br /><br /> I was very sure that it would work. The best part was that it was made in such a great way that nothing appeared vulgar.”<br /><br />Not everyone knows that the young actor is married. “I studied in an all-boys school and then an all-boys college. My wife and I have known each other for the last 11 years. I often say that she was the first girl I got to know and hence, I married her. Jokes apart, we love each other and she understands the needs of my profession. We trust each other — that keeps us going,” he explains. <br /><br />He adds that he loves spending time with his family. “I don’t party much, since I am a teetotaller. I prefer being with my family then at parties,” he says. <br /><br />Currently, the actor is shooting for his next project Nautanki Sala. “Nataunki Sala is about a theatre actor and is based in Delhi. It is something that I relate to, as I have been actively involved in theatre since I was five years old. <br /><br />There is a dichotomy in the character sketch which is very interesting. I am also <br />working in Hamara Bajaj,” adds Ayushman.<br /><br />In terms of style, he doesn’t believe in trying too hard. “Style does not come overnight; each person develops his or her own style. There should not be a drastic change in the personality of a person. I wear what suits my personality,” he informs.<br /><br />He also says that he will act in films which excite him. “I have never had any plans and will never have one. As of now, I don’t want to get typecast,” he sums up.<br /></p>
