Saif Ali Khan: People would prefer Salman Khan film over an art film o - Page 2

Where top-wrung A-listers like SRK and Salman have been inclined towards doing commercially viable cinema verging on eternal sameness, Saif points out that not being in the same league as them gives him an advantage. He explains, "I think with the really big stars a sort of Tom Cruise trap comes into play. They're big and therefore need to do certain things to live up to that stature. Also, the audience really does have a choice here. I think most people would actually be disappointed if they had to watch Shah Rukh or Salman in a movie like The Lunchbox. But they'll be able to see me in a movie like that. They already have, in fact. I'll do a Go Goa Gone or an Omkara and it is in my nature to do a Being Cyrus. Even Happy Ending is a good start and the films I'm looking at doing now are all going to be good films, even if they don't make it to the hundred crore club. I want to be part of a film that is a commercial success as well as good cinema.""