Hope my report card also shows good Fridays: Kunal Kemmu

Actor Kunal Kemmu says he has reached a st where he is hungry for good work and has kept his eyes and ears open to interesting films. Kunal, who started his career as a child actor before making his full-fledged debut with 2005's "Kalyug", has featured in films like "Golmaal" series, "Go Goa Gone", and "Kalank".

"I will always keep my eyes and ears open to good scripts and keep doing work which makes sense to me. I hope films do well and my report card also shows some good Fridays," Kunal told PTI. actor said "true success story" for him would be day he is able to do films he truly wants to do.

"Without facing challenges of 'will we be able to mount this, will this sell, recovery?" he ded. 36-year-old actor said real challenge is waiting for a suitable film offer, a wait which can be both "frustrating and boring."

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"Sometimes wait can get longer than you h planned for, and that's when test kicks in. My longest wait has been of nearly a year. "That gets tough. n you are faced with a dilemma: do I do next that has come my way or do I wait for next best?" This, Kunal said, is a tough spot to be in.

"When you are in my position, where your report card comes every Friday, sometimes it isn't just box office but kind of work you do which promises a longevity you will have here." actor is gearing up for release of "Malang", which reunites him with filmmaker Mohit Suri, 15 years after "Kalyug".

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"Mohit and I became emotional when first time he called action and cut on 'Malang' because it felt good to be back. re is so much stalgia involved, how life was for us back n, how it has changed. re was a lot of bonding with him on set," he ded. After "Malang", scheduled to release on February 7, actor has "Go Goa Gone 2" and a biopic on lawyer Ram Jethmalani lined up.