
Jimmy Shergill in a still from Shorgul.
- "I don't want to get slotted into any one image," said Jimmy Shergill
- Jimmy Shergill's Shorgul releases on June 24
- Shorgul is a love story set in the backdrop of politics
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Jimmy told IANS: "When I started off with Mohabbatein...after a few films I realised that somehow I was getting stuck with the chocolate boy image. So I felt I needed to start at now choosing some interesting roles with some intensity."
"I don't want to get slotted into any one image. That's the reason I started doing films like Haasil, Munna Bhai M.B.B.S., Yahaan and Tanu Weds Manu. It was a conscious decision on my part. Today also, I am doing a lot of films, but the films I choose are with different stories," he added.
The actor is busy promoting his film Shorgul.
When asked about the film, he said: "Shorgul is a love story set in the backdrop of politics. There is the big question whether politics and religion is above humanity. My character in the film is about a young politician and I have not done something like this before. It's a character with grey shades."
Co-directed by Jitendra Tiwari and P Singh and co-produced by Swatantra Vijay Singh and Vyas Verma, the film also stars Jimmy, Ashutosh Rana, Sanjay Suri, Narendra Jha, Hiten Tejwani, Eijaz Khan, Suha Gezen, Anirudh Dave and Deepraj Rana.