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Emraan on kissing: What I do, newcomers can't

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Aug, 2014 06:48 AM
  • Emraan on kissing: What I do, newcomers can't
He has kissed almost all his leading ladies on the screen and it has earned him the tag of a serial kisser in Bollywood. He says newcomers may be doing it, but they can't compete with his hours of experience.
 
"Someone asked me that the new kids started doing (kissing) it on the screen, but I feel very foolish to say this, but it's more evolved after years of practice...," said the actor for "Murder", "Zeher" and "Woh Lamhe".
 
"The things what I do these amateurs can't do.. I know they mean well, I know they put in their hard work... but I have like 1000 hours of experience compared to like 10 hours of theirs," added the 35-year-old.

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