INTERVIEW OF AKSHAY KUMAR

You seem to be finding a total comfort level in comedies ...

I have become quite bored with doing comedies consistently for a long time. Now I am seriously thinking of going back to some action flicks. My next film 'Made In China' is an action film.

What about 'Bhool Bhulaiyan' with your favourite director Priyadarshan?

I would like to wait to discuss 'Bhool Bhulaiyan' around its release time.

It is said your son Aarav became over-friendly and over-excited on seeing the six-month baby in 'Heyy Babyy'. Is this true?

Aarav went to her whenever he got a chance, especially after I shot a scene with her. She was a toy for him. He was eagerly waiting to see the film too. I took him for the special screening and he did not sleep till 2 am. He kept on praising the baby.

Girls are chasing you in this film. How does this make you feel?

They all want to beat me up. I am a characterless guy in 'Heyy Babyy'.

Fardeen, Riteish and you had a tough time with the small baby. What do you say to this?

If there is a scene of sobbing, call Fardeen. If there is a comedy scene, summon Riteish Deshmukh. If you do not want to bring any expression from the baby, call me. That was the situation.

It is said that the baby worked only for 3-4 hours every day ...

That's right. We had a fun time every day in Sydney and the baby would go to sleep very fast every day. Fardeen was fond of gambling and we would all go to the casinos and play a lot.

Sajid Khan played many jokes on the actors all the time. Were you also involved in the pranks?

He is a harmless guy. Yes, 24 hours he would only make fun. But we all enjoyed it and besides being a great actor he is a fantastic director too.

The mood swings of the child must have made you feel helpless ...

Even producer Sajid Nadiadwala was helpless. The child is the star of the film.