Siddhanth Kapoor fancies negative roles, just like father

Newcomer Siddhanth Kapoor, son of actor Shakti Kapoor, says that he is fascinated towards negative characters.
"I am fascinated towards grey and negative characters. I like bad guys. I feel they are more challenging. These characters do get highlighted and catches one's attention," Siddhanth told PTI here.
Siddhanth had earlier hit the headlines in 2008, though for the wrong reasons, as he was held at a rave party in Mumbai. Now, he is back in news for his debut release, 'Shootout At Wadala'.
"I don't care if the role is negative or positive. Today there is nothing like hero, heroine and villain... Rather it is all about character actors. I am happy to be part of this film as I really liked the character a lot," he said.

T was the first instalment, 'Shootout at Lokhandwala' that captivated Siddhant so much that he was keen on doing the prequel 'Shootout at Wadala'.
"I was fascinated by characters played by Vivek Oberoi, Tusshar Kapoor and others in 'Shootout at Wadala' so much that I wanted to be part of 'Shootout at Lokhandwala'," Siddhant said.
He told director Sanjay Gupta about it. "I told him I would love to do this film if he has any role for me in it. I wanted to be part of this huge film as I liked the concept," he says.
"I don't shy away from meeting filmmakers for work. I don't mind asking for work and showing my interest to work with the filmmakers. I don't have an ego problem," he added.