Sajid Khan says he wasn’t replaced in ‘Housefull 3’, he rejected it instead
However, he did regret his statements about his film ‘Humshakals’ which bombed at the box office. Know what he had said…
Sajid Khan: 6 statements that reek of his arrogance
He further spoke about the reason of him being in news constantly,"I guess it's because of my past as TV host. I used to crack jokes about the film industry and the fraternity, laugh while reviewing films. When I turned director, it gave people a chance to hit back at me (pauses). But I don't wish to hit back. I'm known to be outspoken but now I'm slowly learning to be politically correct."
Though, Sajid claims to have become more mature now, let's take a look at some of the statements made by the filmmaker in the past that reek of his arrogance.
Sajid Khan: 6 statements that reek of his arrogance
The director was quoted saying, "While we broke up in May 2013, in reality right from December 2012, it started becoming sour. So you are already preparing your mind in those five months. Also, when you don’t have a woman in your life, you don’t have someone constantly nagging you, so you end up working better and are more focused. I went for a holiday with her for five days in the middle of making Himmatwala and felt so bad when the film didn’t do well. For Humshakals, I have not taken a single holiday."
Let's take a look at some of his most famous statements that reeks arrogance.
Sajid Khan: 6 statements that reek of his arrogance
Sajid said,"I can't say I am a great director but I am the greatest audience, since childhood I have done nothing other than watching films. Cinema is my life. I can never make a flop film because I make films for the audience and not for myself."
Sajid Khan: 6 statements that reek of his arrogance
While answering host Rajeev Masand's question about why Sajid doesn't work with newcomers Sajid said, "Housefull 1 and Housefull 2, sort of, got Akshay out of a bad patch of six to seven flop films. He had a run of six to seven flop films, after which Housefull became the first big grosser in 2010. Then again, he had a patch of six to seven films. Then again, it was Housefull 2."All these claims made by Sajid Khan on national television didn't go down well with Akshay Kumar and it was reported in the media that the star gave him a piece of advice. Sajid's boastful nature backfired for him as producer Sajid Nadiadwala apparently dropped him from the Houseful franchise.
Sajid Khan: 6 statements that reek of his arrogance
Sajid said, "I make films for the audiences and this film will also work. I can promise that the first three days people won’t get the tickets.”
Sajid Khan: 6 statements that reek of his arrogance
The filmmaker even claimed to change his name if audiences didn't clap or whistle on Ajay's entry. "Ajay's entry will be the best introduction scene ever by an Indian actor. If 80 per cent of the audience in a theatre doesn't whistle and clap during Ajay's entry, I'll change my name. It will be one of the top three hero entries in Hindi cinema."
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