Comedy is very tough. It's very hard to appeal to everyone across the board. One person may find something funny, but another may not.

But I think physical comedy and over-the-top characters appeals to everyone.

There's something called ghost in the room comedy. You saw the ghost in the room, but no one else did. Like, you saw something that no one else saw. My humour comes from there. For example, my mom makes a single sentence into a minor essay. She won't say, 'Saket, khana khatam kar lo.' She will say, "Saket, khana khatam kar lo. Kitne log bhook se mar rahe hai.'

Now, I know if I don't finish my food, it won't go to Somalia. I know exactly where it's going to go. That's where wit comes in.

My next film will be a humorous take on A Guide To Being A Man.

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