The older I get, the better I become, says Chunkey Pandey

Bollyowood actor Chunky Pandey, best remembered for his role as Anil Kapoor's friend in Tezaab, says he has no regrets in his 23-year-old film career and draws inspiration from B-town's evergreen hero Dev Anand for getting better with age.

"I have no regrets...I could have done better. I was born on Dev Anand's birthday so I believe...the older I get, the better I become," Chunky said.
       
The 46-year-old actor will be seen with Shreyas Talpade in Sangeeth Sivan's horror flick Click, releasing this week.

"I play a author who writes books on spirits. The movie has turned out to be very scary," he said.
       
Chunky is also looking forward to Sajid Khan's multi-starrer Housefull, in which he plays a Italian Punjabi. The movie is scheduled to hit screens on April 30.

The actor debuted in 1987, in Aag Hi Aag opposite Neelam and shot to limelight with his role as Anil Kapoor's friend Babban in N Chandra's Tezaab, a year later.
       
Unfortunately for Pandey, many of his films in which he had the leading role never did well at the box office. It was always his secondary leading roles that made impact. He was noted from his pairing with Govinda in the blockbuster hit film Aankhen (1993) and with Sunny Deol in Paap Ki Duniya (1988), Vishwatma (1992) and Lootere (1993) all of which were box office hits.

Even though his career declined in the mid-90s, Chunky said he was satisfied with his last releases like Apna Sapna Money Money',Daddy Cool, Paying Guest, ShortKut, De Dana Dan and Sankat City.