Sidharth Malhotra: Two is company. Talks about doing two-hero films

The only problem I see for a new star to work with a superstar like Akshay...that there is a risk of being overshadowed or the credit of the movie being given to the senior star...other than that I agree that it takes a lot of confidence to face a senior star ...

I like that he has no qualms about sharing screen time with another actor, unlike other people whose egos won't allow them to. Oh Sid you cutie

At the risk of being overshadowed, he's open to being a part of films where he not only gets to perform and improve but hone his craft working with seniors. Good on ya mate! :)

If looks could kill, Sidharth Malhotra's totally would. The smoldering actor is soon going to start training the remake of Hollywood flick Warrior. Sidharth is in news for all the right reasons now as his next film Ek Villain is soon garnering interest and attention of audiences. However, his next projects are all undisclosed so far. The actor in a recent chat with Koimoi went candid about his upcoming films, especially Warrior. The actor told, "My next film is very exciting. It has an interesting script and surprisingly has a lot of scope for two characters to co-exist smoothly. It is about mixed martial arts and fighting. I will have to start training for it soon after Ek Villain releases, in a month's time."

Rumor mills had suggested that Akshay Kumar is being considered for the role opposite Sidharth. On being questioned, Sid complied only to add that it is all still in talks and nothing has been finalized so far.

The Superstars of this era still continue to be Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, Akshay Kumar and Ajay Devgn, who are all well in the later side of their 40s. On asking Sidharth on a humorous note whether he ever prays for the older guns to retire, the actor quipped, "The reason why they aren't retiring is because the audience still wants to see them. And that is in no one's control. The audience still hasn't found anyone more attractive than the older lot in question here. The seniors are as good as they were years ago. Audience never lies, if people are going and watching their films that means they are still as entertaining , have that charisma. It is a compliment to them that even in their late 40s, they can portray emotions with the same freshness and vulnerability. The other day at Dharma we were discussing the same. It's the only time in Bollywood that there are actors from 20s to 30s to 40s even 50s, 60s and 70s which filmmakers in the past never had. You can choose from any distinct generation and make any kind of film today. From a filmmaker point of view, that's great. And for actors too, there are different kind of content coming your way defying the staple moulds. I hope the older generation agrees to do film with younger actors, in a script that calls for a multi-star cast. I am hoping that the film I am in talks works out, it will then be great. Different generation actors can bring together unique content that is unseen so far."

Sidharth however was careful in emphasizing that Akshay still hasn't given his nod for the role. The film is the story of two brothers who have a face off in a boxing match. Sidharth is also in talks with Tarun Mansukhani and might get roped for Dharma's next film which is the remake of French movie Priceless.

For now, Sidharth's sole attention is Ek Villain and looks like the movie is bucking up to recreate for director Mohit Suri, the success of Aashiqui 2.

Now, enjoy reading koimoi.com on your Windows Phone, iPhone/iPad and Android Smartphone.

I hope Akshay takes up Warrior! the project sounds interesting than any of his current movies like SIB,Its entertainment etc and Karan Malhotra is a talented director...It would be great to see Sid and Akshay in a movie together..

no harm taking a risk. just give ur best, u will be rewarded. i like 2 hero movies. 2 in 1.

Sid is really putting his heart and soul out in everything he is doing I feel

I mean his IIFA act...I thought it will be a disaster given his dancing skills...But he did manage to make a mark even with his below average dancing...I was amazed to see the increase in his confidence levels while facing the crowd...He put in a lots of energy while onstage...also that impulsive move to go up to Pari and get her on stage for dancing..Seriously he has grown so much from the initial days of nervousness to face the crowd,shy to interact with audience etc...career wise he is taking some bold decisions...Hopefull he keep honing his acting skills in the process as well..hope the risks and hardwork pays off..Not everyone is born natural performer...hardwork and dedication helps u reach the zenith of success in any profession