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Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh was recently seen in Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani opposite Alia Bhatt. The movie fared well at the box-office, and both the audience and critics loved it. But before this, Ranveer had three movies that tanked at the box office. He opened up about these tough times during the opening episode of Koffee With Karan season 8 with Deepika Padukone, where he said that he had never experienced three back-to-back failures before.
Ranveer said, “I went through a lot especially after Cirkus. Coming out of the pandemic, we had this beautiful film 83. It was just released at the wrong time. Jayeshbhai Jordaar was again a lovely well-intentioned film, which again ultimately found its audience on streaming. Cirkus I had a limited contribution and limited responsibility. So I can’t really beat myself over it.”
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Helmed by Rohit Shetty, Cirkus, the big Bollywood Christmas release of 2022 was counting on director Shetty’s success with his last movie Sooryavanshi, which was a crowd-pleaser. However, the film only managed to mint Rs 35.65 crores.
The actor continued, “Having said that, I had not seen three major flops in a row. So it was new to me. I was not good. But then I came to terms with everything that was happening around me. After everything that has happened, I have come out of it with more gratitude in my heart than ever before.”
On the work front, Ranveer is all set to replace superstar Shah Rukh Khan in the third part of Don. However, the actor has been receiving a lot of criticism online for the same. Karan asked Ranveer on the show, “If you had to record an automated message for people who think you aren’t the right fit for Don 3, what would it be?” The actor said, “Ek chance dedo. 12-13 saal maine theek-thaak kaam kiya hai. Ek mauka toh banta hai (Give me a chance, I have done decent work in the past 12-13 years. I deserve a chance).”
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