How does Arjun Rampal still get lead roles?

After the successful failure of the movie Roy, Arjun Rampal has now expressed his desire to act with Aamir Khan and Katrina Kaif in a movie called Toy. It's no secret that Arjun Rampal is blessed with a filmography that boasts of more flops than hits. When Roy was being shot, a lot of critics were not sure if Rampal will be able to pull down the movie all by himself, especially because big names like Ranbir Kapoor and Anupam Kher were a part of the mega project.

Known for putting his two cents worth in every other matter, Aamir Khan has taken it as a challenge. He got to know via a news channel's report that Arjun Rampal wants to work with him. Aamir Khan has already started working on a script keeping Rampal in mind. If the rumours are to be believed, Aamir's next movie will rotate around the story of a guy who is in coma for the longest time. The entire movie will be about different actions taking place while the main protagonist is in coma. Arjun Rampal will play the lead protagonist in the film.

"I have already started working towards my character. My role is a very important one in the movie; in fact I am playing the main character. There are no dialogues, which makes it even more difficult. Only an actor can understand the difficulty level involved in acting like a person who has not woken up for years together," said a very excited Arjun Rampal.

On the other hand, Katrina Kaif didn't look very upbeat to be a part ofToy, she told us, "Well I am fine with acting with Arjun as far as I don't have to kiss him. I don't want to be linked with him in any other way apart from being just a co-actor. I still haven't come to terms with what he did to Hrithik."

It wasn't easy to get a reaction from Aamir Khan, but we somehow managed to do so. He told us, "Everyone knows that I am a perfectionist, however, there are always exceptions and this is one of them. Let's just say I am doing a sort of fundraiser for people who think they can act but the audience thinks otherwise."