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It's my responsibility that I give good films to fans: Ranbir

Darpan News Desk IANS, 03 Dec, 2015 02:04 PM
    Actor Ranbir Kapoor, who is basking in the success of his latest film "Tamasha" after delivering back-to-back flops, says it's his responsibility to give "good films" to his fans.
     
    "It's my responsibility that I give good films to my fans. My last few films didn't work, but my approach towards my work has not changed. I felt bad that I had let down my fans with few flop films, but I just hope I do better and entertain them again," Ranbir said.
     
    Ranbir also feels as an actor one must not get typecast in showbiz.
     
    "We as actors don't want to get typecast in this industry. We all want to play different characters because now we have opportunities. I feel it's a great time for us to be in this film industry," he said. 
     
    Ranbir's latest film "Tamashaa", which also stars Deepika Padukone, has kept the cash register ringing and has also garnered a positive response.
     
    He will next be seen in "Jagga Jasoos" and "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil".

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