<p>Actor Kunal Roy Kapur gained a fair deal of attention when he acted alongside Imran Khan in the 2011 release <em>Delhi Belly</em>, which emerged as a success. Many thought that the positive response to the film would help him bag more offers, establishing him as a bankable name. This, however, did not happen as Kunaal decided to essay supporting roles rather than lead ones. So, does the actor feel his career has 'slowed down' after a promising start? Not really!</p>.<p>"I don't think if it slowed down. I was never in a hurry as koi race<em> nahi daudni thi</em>. I had a good run with whatever I have done and all experiences have been rewarding," he tells <em>DH </em>in an exclusive interview </p>.<p>Kunaal, who made his acting debut with the TV soap <em>Just Mohabbat</em>, has been part of films such as <em>Nautanki Saala</em>, <em>Yeh Jawaani... , Azhar </em>and <em>Action Jackson</em>. He even directed the mockumentary <em>The President Is Coming</em>, which received rave reviews. The actor soon added a new dimension to his career with <em>TVF Tripling</em>, which marked his digital debut. He received praise for his work in the music-drama<em> Bandish Bandits</em>. </p>.<p>He is hoping to consolidate his standing in the OTT space with his next release SonyLiv's <em>Sandwiched Forever</em>, which features him in a 'goofy' avatar. He says that the show has been shot in a unique format, which might click with fans. </p>.<p>"The show has been shot in a unique format, which is common in US sitcoms. We rehearse our scenes then shoot the episode in one day itself in a multi-camera setting," he adds. </p>.<p>While it remains to be seen whether Sandwiched Forever lives up to expectations, Kunaal already some plans for the future He hopes to direct another film somewhere down the line.</p>.<p>"I have not really tried too hard (to direct) but want to do so at some point in the future," says the actor. <br /> </p>
<p>Actor Kunal Roy Kapur gained a fair deal of attention when he acted alongside Imran Khan in the 2011 release <em>Delhi Belly</em>, which emerged as a success. Many thought that the positive response to the film would help him bag more offers, establishing him as a bankable name. This, however, did not happen as Kunaal decided to essay supporting roles rather than lead ones. So, does the actor feel his career has 'slowed down' after a promising start? Not really!</p>.<p>"I don't think if it slowed down. I was never in a hurry as koi race<em> nahi daudni thi</em>. I had a good run with whatever I have done and all experiences have been rewarding," he tells <em>DH </em>in an exclusive interview </p>.<p>Kunaal, who made his acting debut with the TV soap <em>Just Mohabbat</em>, has been part of films such as <em>Nautanki Saala</em>, <em>Yeh Jawaani... , Azhar </em>and <em>Action Jackson</em>. He even directed the mockumentary <em>The President Is Coming</em>, which received rave reviews. The actor soon added a new dimension to his career with <em>TVF Tripling</em>, which marked his digital debut. He received praise for his work in the music-drama<em> Bandish Bandits</em>. </p>.<p>He is hoping to consolidate his standing in the OTT space with his next release SonyLiv's <em>Sandwiched Forever</em>, which features him in a 'goofy' avatar. He says that the show has been shot in a unique format, which might click with fans. </p>.<p>"The show has been shot in a unique format, which is common in US sitcoms. We rehearse our scenes then shoot the episode in one day itself in a multi-camera setting," he adds. </p>.<p>While it remains to be seen whether Sandwiched Forever lives up to expectations, Kunaal already some plans for the future He hopes to direct another film somewhere down the line.</p>.<p>"I have not really tried too hard (to direct) but want to do so at some point in the future," says the actor. <br /> </p>
