Ayushman Khurrana Denies Credit Thamma Success To MHCU

Recently, Ayushmann Khurrana commented on his sudden comparision of “Captain America of MHCU” and clarified that it is not external validation that he seeks. Despite the buzz, he declared that he would want neither acceptance nor praise from the people outside. Rather, he argued, try to build his own yardstick for success based on his relationship with his team and audience. Ayushman Khurrana Denies Credit Thamma Success To MHCU.

Ayushman Khurrana Denies Credit Thamma

Maddock Horror Comedy Universe, MHCU connections excitedly, Ayushmann cautiously saw that it was incorrect to say that he contributed to Thamma’s big success. It is his belief that every film or story in the universe was responsible for creating its success. Every cast, story, and audience made each film different. “My love for the universe is conditional and though Thamma’s success is entirely their credit. It remains their hard work. I cannot entirely take it,” he said.

Prefer the craft, not the labels
Down-to-earthity typically inculcates in Ayushmann the never-stressed-out concept of working gigantically true. His fans may regard him as an Indian equivalent of Captain America; however, Ayushmann is down-to-earth. Instead, he mostly listens to his craft and its requirement and also handpicked projects, which he dreads but thrives on creatively. He doesn’t give a damn about titles; these accolades, therefore, miss him.

The fan feedback is what matters
For Ayushmann, the most important appreciation is from fans. MHCU followers have showered a copious amount of love over its universe, and they applauded immensely whenever he had blended himself within the horror-comedy genre. He tried to explain, in context, that this means something much more personal and intensive, sans association with any film that did or did not make a profit.

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Again Ayushmann Khurrana impresses on how grounded he remains on the issue of fame and film success. Keeping others upfront, always holding high regard for his own work, he sets up an example of professional mannerisms and humility within Bollywood.