Attending an event on Monday, Vishwak Sen said that nobody has a clue how a pan-India hit can be delivered. He was talking about movies featuring non-superstars.
"I am not wise enough to sit and make calculations about the potential of my films. I don't know if a film of mine can go pan-India and mint something like Rs 100 to 200 Cr. There are instances where films were made for audiences across languages, but they ended up being gully movies. On the other hand, there are films like 'Kantara' which were made for the local audience but they became a hit across languages," the 'Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi' actor said.
The 'Gangs Of Godavari' actor further added that he works hard every time in such a way that his film becomes a pan-India hit. "Since nobody knows which film clicks in multiple languages and which doesn't, my job is to work hard, sit and watch the unfolding tamasha," Sen added.
