He is not known for making humble statements but he is known for the perfection he brings to the craft of acting and his passion to make his portrayal of a character coming alive on the silver screen. So when he makes a little boastful comment about his movies, no offence usually taken as he is the man who has been entertaining us for last two decades.

Amir the 'ace' Khan said in an interview that his latest offering 'Talaash' is not for masses even though he is thrilled by the response he is getting so far. "Talaash' is not a universal film. There is a supernatural element in this film and it was a risky film to make. Around 80 to 90 per cent of the audience liked the film," he said.

"I don't think that a suspense drama does not have any repeat value. In fact, the audience is liking the film more when they are watching it for the second or third time. The film has not got 100 percent positive response as many people may not like the supernatural films, but 'Talaash' has repeat value," he added further.

The perfectionist will be seen next on Dhoom3 which is according to him is a complete 'mango people' Bollywood movie.

(AW-Jyotishman)