The director, who earned a lot of credibility with his internationally acclaimed 2010 directorial debut &quot;Udaan&quot;, didn&#39;t receive the same response for &quot;Lootera&quot;. <img alt="Vikramaditya Motwane" src="http://www.mid-day.com/photos/plog-content/images/b-town-specials/bollywoods-date-with-steven-spielberg/vikramaditya-motwane.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 376px;" /> Despite being made with newcomer Rajat Barmecha in the lead, &quot;Udaan&quot; took off in a big way and became the talk of the town. On the contrary, made with stars like Ranvir Singh and Sonakshi Sinha, the period drama couldn&#39;t have the same effect. &quot;Yes, the film has got a mixed response, but you can&#39;t please everybody through your film. Some have liked it and some have not. But I am happy that many people have liked the film,&quot; Motwane told IANS. &quot;I take criticism very positively if it&#39;s genuine. If you are criticising with some agenda, then I will not take it,&quot; he added. He admits that he took a long time to come up with his second film, but his next will not take that long. He said: &quot;Yes, I took a bit long after &#39;Udaan&#39;, but now I am going on a holiday and as soon as I come back, I will start my next. This time I will not take too long,&quot; he said but refused to divulge details about his third film saying: &quot;I can&#39;t talk about it right now&quot;.u00a0

Reacting to the mixed response to his second film "Lootera", director Vikramaditya Motwane says it is impossible to make everyone happy

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