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Don't take critics too seriously: Gulshan Devaiah

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Mar, 2015 11:48 AM
  • Don't take critics too seriously: Gulshan Devaiah
Actor Gulshan Devaiah considers film reviews important, but he doesn't believe in taking them too seriously -- whether they are positive or negative.
 
"Every review matters to me. I used to read reviews. It feels good when your work is appreciated by the critics, but one should not take it too seriously," Gulshan said here.
 
His next film is "Hunterrr", in which he plays a sex addict.

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