"I would definitely love to do a slap-stick comedy. There is no apprehension from my side. If I get a good script, I will also do a film like that," Nawazuddin told PTI.
The 42-year-old "Bombay Talkies" star will be seen trying his hands at romantic genre in actor-director Sohail Khan's next.
"I am playing a golfer in the film. We have already started shooting for it. I will be seen romancing Amy Jackson and I am quite excited."
Nawazuddin will be next seen in filmmaker Anurag Kashyap's "Raman Raghav 2.0", which was screened at 69th Cannes film festival.
The "Kahaani" actor feels there should be no "class division" when it comes to films.
"When 'Gangs of Wasseypur' had gone to Cannes, the film received a wider reach with international media praising it. But a movie should not be restricted to just as a 'festival film'."
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