Emraan Hashmi: This is the best time in my career

Mumbai, Aug 8 Actor Emraan Hashmi said he has just trusted in working hard and never tremendously made a fuss over the destiny of his movies in the box office.

Some of Hashmi's current movies like "Raja Natwarlal", "Hamari Adhuri Kahaani", "Azhar" and "Raaz Reboot" did not do well economically.

The actor, be that as it may, said it didn't influence him or his profession at all as he's as yet getting the chance to work with many people.

Inquired as to whether he was sticking high expectations from his up and coming film "Baadshaho", the actor stated, "We all have high expectations from this film, similar to I have had with every one of my movies. The main way you can maintain a strategic distance from a slump film is that you don't make a film by any means. It is as simple as that."

"I have learnt that in this industry you need to continue endeavoring and buckling down. The day you quit (working) you begin considering and get uncertain. I don't think there is a place for that," he said.

The actor said he was confident for "Baadshaho" and trusted it would do well in the box office.

"I am extremely amped up for 'Baadshaho'. This is the best time in my profession, I am getting the chance to do movies which I generally needed to do. Additionally, for the business it's a terrible time as movies are not doing admirably. Yet, this is the best time to introspect and comprehend that we need to make things work."

"Baadshaho" marks the reunion of Milan Luthria, the chief of "Sometime in the distant past in Mumbai", and performers Ajay Devgn and Hashmi.

"We (Luthria and Devgn) are coming following seven years so there are desires and I am cheerful that Milan has given a strange wind to a heist film.

"He knows about the expectations of the audience particularly after Devgn and his last outing 'Quite a long time ago in Mumbai'."

"Baadshaho", also starring Ileana D'Cruz, Esha Gupta and Sanjay Mishra, is set to discharge on September 1.