Kunal Kemmu is amused to make his film debut once again

Kunal Kemmu claims that whenever he tries to play in various films, he has the impression of making his debut every two years in Bollywood .

The actor began as a child artist in the 1990s and directed films such as "Hain Hain Rahi Pyar Ke", "Raja Hindustani", "Zakhm" and "Dushman".

a newcomer based on the answers I receive. People tell me "oh you look so young", "oh he comes back with a new movie." I keep thinking that I'm constantly making my debut every two years, "said Khemu.

After working for a decade as a child artist The actor has proven himself as the main actor with his first film "Kalyug" in 2005, followed by "Traffic Signal", two critically acclaimed films.

His career was marked by a fall after a series of films at the flop up to the film "Golmaal" from Rohit Shetty 3 "in 2010 and Saif Ali Khan-starrer" Go Goa Gone "(2013) has arrived.

This kind of constant gender jumps, says Kemmu, aims at constantly reinventing itself

as a struggle from one point of view, but there are advantages and disadvantages I can not say: "Everything is cool, I plan everything." No, sometimes your movies do not work, your phone does not ring and you wonder what you did. n ", he said.

"But then, something good happens and you invest all your energy, as opposed to a waste of time, it's a huge learning that things are not always under your control. be responsible only for what you do, "he added.

The actor says that success and failures over his 15-year career have made him an optimist.

" This was a journey of ups and downs, there were moments of immense joy and sorrow, all that I experienced made me better. "

In his last & # 39; Kalank & # 39; multistarrer, which also featured Alia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan, Sanjay Dutt, Madhuri Dixit Nene, Sonakshi Sinha and Aditya Roy Kapur, Kemmu stole the limelight as a central antagonist, Abdul.

Kemmu, 35, is "overwhelmed" by the answer from "Kalank" and he thanks producer Karan Johar for "entrusting" to his great vision

"I thought this guy trusted me with something I did not do. He believed in me and I went ahead with her. I played the role to the best of my abilities.

The actor will soon be seen in "Malang", which brings him together with his director of "Kalyug", Mohit Suri, and a long-awaited sequel to the zombie comedy "Go Goa". Gone & # 39;