Young actor Nicholas Brown, who played one of the pivotal roles — that of Kangna Ranaut’s brother in his debut movie that had Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori in the lead, is ecstatic about the launchpad he got for his Bollywood career.

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“I couldn’t have got a bigger and better launch. It is a big project for me and in my first Hindi film I get to act with the likes of Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori and to be directed by Anurag Basu with Rakesh Roshan at the helm. It was a big learning experience for me and I take a lot of things forward from my experience. I feel a more enriched actor. This will really help me to build my future as a good actor,” says Nicholas.

The actor, who is set to act in a couple of English language films soon and is the lead actor and writer of a film that marks Olivia Newton-John’s debut in Bollywood, wants to be challenged as an actor.

“I don’t want to take any easy routes. I know that without hard work I cannot fine-tune myself to be a better actor. I’m open to the most difficult roles because I’m confident about my acting skills but unless I push myself, I won’t know what I lack in. As an actor, one has to constantly look to improve, constantly look to experiment and innovate with styles, genres and looks,” he adds. Nicholas, who played a villain in the recently released film, says though he debuted as a villain, he is not ready to be typecast. “It is great if people have liked what I have done in the film but I’m not looking at restraining myself or limiting myself in doing just one type of role. That would mean stagnation for me,” he ends.