Kuldeep Gor on his comeback after 3 years: I was not quite convinced with the ideas and makers

Kuldeep Gor, who debuted in the Gujarati film '

Fera Feri Hera Feri

' is the talk of the D-Town. The actor is making headlines ever since he announced his comeback on the silver screen soon with his upcoming project title '

Jessu Jordaar

' directed by Rajan R Verma. Kuldeep will be seen playing a lead role opposite Gujarati actress Bhakti Kubavat in the film.

When ETimes contacted Kuldeep to know more about his highly-anticipated film, here is what the actor revealed, "Well, 'Fera Feri Hera Feri' was an accidental movie for me, an accident which I am grateful for as I wasn't planning to do a movie because I was doing a TV show. But despite doing the TV show I managed to do 'Fera Feri Hera Feri' and I can't be more thankful to both the production houses for that."

Recalling how he landed up working on 'Jessu Jordaar', Kuldeep shared, "After 'Fera Feri Hera Feri' I got offers for films but I was not quite convinced with the ideas and makers and was also conscious about the audience's expectations after 'Fera Feri Hera Feri', hence waited for something more appropriate to come. And two years later I got a call from

Rajan Verma

, the director of my upcoming 'Jessu Jordaar'. We met for narration and we both were convinced with each other and that's how 'Jessu Jordaar' happened."

The actor addressed his long break in movies, and said, "I was exploring a lot of things. I did two plays 'Ame Badha Live Chhiye' and 'Nokrani' with Rohini Hattangadi, and the play was based on a mother-son relationship. I also did a Marathi comedy TV show and BigBull."

He also revealed his upcoming plans and asserted "After Jessu I have a couple of films and a web show in the pipeline. Hoping the pandemic behaves a bit generous, So I could get back to work."