Nawazuddin Siddiqui: Movies like ‘Iron Man’ are for kids, don’t understand why grown-ups prefer those over intelligent cinema

Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who shot to fame predominantly due to his acting prowess, is all set for the release of his upcoming comedy drama film ‘Motichoor Chaknachoor’, despite the controversies surrounding its release.
During an interview with a channel, Nawazuddin encouraged critics to be supportive of small films, and went on to reiterate his statement from a few years ago when he had mentioned that superstars are necessary for the film industry of a particular country to sustain against Hollywood.The actor stated that those big films work at the box office, thereby enabling the industry to churn out small-budget gems. While comparing the same with Hollywood, Nawazuddin said that films like ‘Iron Man’ are made for kids, and it’s beyond his comprehension why grown-ups want to watch that over intelligent cinema.
In ‘Motichoor Chaknachoor’, while Nawazuddin will be seen playing the role of Pushpinder Tyagi, a man desperate to get married, Athiya Shetty will be seen as Annie, who is obsessed with marrying an NRI. And during a recent interview with Bombay Times, the actor was asked how he interprets the concept of a hero. “I will do my own thing as a hero. I will play a hero the way it suits me. I will not follow anyone because that doesn’t come from within. I have always used my own senses and I will always do that. Like I am the hero of this film and I felt it was a great experience to play a light, simple character. In the near future, you will also find me doing films that are out and out romantic films. I’ve begun to enjoy this; I bring my own look and feel to it,” he said.
The film is slated to release on November 15, however, Bihar civil court has reportedly ordered a stay on the movie’s release over a copyright violation.