Saif will take risks as producer, not actor

Saif Ali Khan, who's admitted to being heartbroken with the fate of his production Agent Vinod at the box-office, revealed that he now intends to play it safe when it comes to his filmi outings. "As an actor I want to focus more on commercial entertainers, films that are massy and not very niche. That's the space the audience seems to accept me in the best. So as much as I would like to, I think I'll stay off the niche fare for a while. It will be a compromise, but that's the price," says Saif on the heels of his film Race 2 catapulting him into the Rs 100 crore club.

However, Saif is ready to take risks when it comes to his production house. "I don't think I will be starring in any of my productions any time soon. I want to make a lot of smaller movies with other people and I'll probably launch a new face, give lesser-known talent a chance through my productions," he adds. "The idea," he shares, "is to find that balance in doing commercial fare as an actor that may or may not agree with my sensibilities and at the same time find creative satisfaction through the films that I produce which won't necessarily toe the safe line." Apart from working on Tigmanshu Dhulia's Bullet Raja the actor is busy with his production Go, Goa, Gone at present.