&quot;I think people think I am a much better actor than I actually am. I think I have a lot more to do and improve. I think people are too kind to me,&quot; Abhishek said. <img alt="Abhishek Bachchan" src="/imagedata/2012/jun/Abhishek-Bachchan_3.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 646px; " /> Abhishek Bachchan &quot;I am very harsh on myself. An actor is always his worst critic. I feel I have been given too much due and I am not shamming by saying this. I genuinely believe that, I feel I have a lot more to do and learn,&quot; he added. Junior B made his debut with J.P. Dutta&#39;s &#39;Refugee&#39; in 2000 - which got an iffy reception. Since then, he has seen ups and downs in his career with hits like &#39;Bunty Aur Babli&#39; and &#39;Sarkar&#39; and flops like &#39;Kuch Naa Kaho&#39;, &#39;Bas Itna Sa Khwaab Hai and &#39;Players&#39;. Abhishek goes by only one parameter while selecting his roles. &quot;Be it the biggest director or be it a very good script, but if my heart is not with it, I will not do it,&quot; he added. The actor, who turned 36 this year, is right now looking forward to the release of &#39;Bol Bachchan&#39;, which is coming out on July 6. Describing his experience, he says matching up to the required energy level and style of comedy in &#39;Bol Bachchan&#39; has been an exhausting task for him. &quot;Everything was a challenge. I thought it will be an easy film to do but it turned out to be the most difficult film of my career. I have done some difficult films in the past as well. But this film was exhausting to do. My misconception was that it is a comedy film, so it will be a holiday, but it wasn&#39;t one. I worked very hard for it,&quot; he said. Loosely based on 1979 film &#39;Golmaal&#39;, the cast of &#39;Bol Bachchan&#39; also features Ajay Devgn, Asin Thottumkal and Prachi Desai. This was not Abhishek&#39;s first comedy. He tickled the audience&#39;s funny bones with &#39;Dostana&#39;, but says that his style of comedy is different from what the film required. &quot;And that is what they (Ajay Devgn and director Rohit Shetty) taught me. They taught me the kind of comedy that was required for the film,&quot; he added. &quot;In terms of energy levels, it was very tough. It took about a week for me to adjust in the new style of comedy. The first week of filming was tough. I came on the sets to do my part in a particular way. Rohit had a different idea and it took a week for me to achieve that. But full credit to Rohit, he did not give me up on me and after the pack-up, he used to tutor me. I hope I have got it right,&quot; said the actor. The most important thing for an actor is to achieve a comfort zone with his co-stars and director, says Abhishek who also worked with Rohit Shetty and Ajay Devgn in &#39;Zameen&#39;. &quot;According to me, an actor has to have implicit faith and trust in his director. As an actor, he pairs his soul with the director. I knew Rohit since the time he was an assistant director and I was a production assistant. Ajay is like an elder brother to me; so there is a huge amount of faith for him. I think that is what clicked. He is the most supportive co-star I have ever worked with,&quot; he said.

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