His father Jeetendra was a yesteryears icon, while his sister Ekta is fondly called a TV czarina, but Tusshar Kapoor is still struggling to make it big. The actor admits he made mistakes in his career, but is enjoying the current phase. “So far the journey has been very fruitful. I have made mistakes, but it has been a learning experience. I have learnt so much while meeting and working with different kind of people. Overall it has been very satisfying. I have learnt everything on job,” Tusshar said. Tusshar made his Bollywood debut in 2001 with ‘Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai’ alongside Kareena Kapoor. After that he appeared in a string of films like ‘Kyaa Dil Ne Kahaa’, ‘Kucch To Hai’, ‘Gayab’ but all of them failed to rake in moolah at the box-office. However, a breakthrough in his career came through ‘Golmaal’ where he played a mute boy, a role that earned him rave reviews. He went on to prove his versatility by doing intense roles in films like ‘Shootout at Lokhandwala’, ‘Shor in The City’ and most recently ‘The Dirty Picture’. “I never planned my career. It was in my mind that I want to be an actor. I am enjoying this phase as I have been receiving different kinds of films. It is important for an actor to prove he or she is versatile because this industry has been of those have been versatile in their careers,” said Tusshar. After ‘The Dirty Picture’, Tusshar is gearing up for the release of his new film ‘Chaar Din Ki Chandni’. Directed by Samir Karnik, it features Kulraj Randhawa in the female lead.
