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Counting Children As Bonus Audience For 'Mr. X': Emraan Hashmi

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Apr, 2015 04:41 PM

Actor Emraan Hashmi says he cannot "risk" making a film catering only to children. However, he hopes that his forthcoming film "Mr. X" on an invisible man, draws children to theatres.

"I am counting kids as a bonus audience for 'Mr. X'. I cannot take a risk of making a film only for children... it will be risky for me to do so," Emraan said here.

Directed by Vikram Bhatt, "Mr. X", which releases on Friday, features Amyra Dastur with Emraan.

While the actor hopes the movie is received well, he says he is neither attached to success nor to failure.

"I have learnt from my mistakes. As an actor, I am neither attached to the success nor to failure. I feel success is more dangerous," he said.

Emraan will be seen as an invisible ATS officer in "Mr. X".

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