"If a film of Rs 100 crore earns Rs 200 crore its good,

if a film of Rs 10 crore earns Rs 25-40 crore it is also good. If a film recovers the money and leaves something for the audience to remember then it is very good. I think this is something that should be encouraged. This tag of Rs 100 crore might harm to story telling," he said. The actor wants the audience to remember his films for the story it had and not how much business it did at the BO. "If someday my films earn Rs 100 crore I will still reject this tag. As according to me the films that I do or will do should be recognized by its story. If it is just by the money it has made I think it is disrespect to the story teller," he said. Irrfan would be seen next in Tigmanshu Dhulia's 'Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster Returns' , 'Bullet Raja', 'Yash Raj Films' 'Gunday' and Nikhil Advani's 'D Day'.