"At one point, I felt frustrated as I was not getting good work. I has started doubting myself. There are people who will either encourage you or discourage you. I felt was I doing the right thing by being in this profession of acting? I think somewhere the destiny plays an important role," Amit said.
"In my case, Gattu's (Abhishek Kapoor, director of 'Kai Po Che') offer came to me. It was a great feeling then," he said.
"It is an avenue to do or get work. TV is a huge medium. I am proud of television," Amit told PTI.
On being asked whether he would appear in TV serials again, Amit said, "If I get something nice and interesting to do on TV I will do it. I am not against TV. There is no specific destination. As an actor wherever I get good work I will do it. Presently, I feel I am getting to do good work in films."
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