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Rob A Bank, Slap People: Emraan's 'Invisibility' Plans

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Apr, 2015 01:48 PM
  • Rob A Bank, Slap People: Emraan's 'Invisibility' Plans
If Emraan Hashmi had a chance to go invisible in real life -- a la his character in the forthcoming sci-fi film "Mr. X", he knows what to do! He wants to fight against crime, but would also want to loot a bank and slap some people.
 
Asked what he would do if he goes invisible in real life, Emraan told IANS: "Fight against crime... I’ll fight against all the bad people who do bad things. Apart from that, I’ll go to places where I can’t go.
 
"Rob a bank and slap a couple of people, whom I really want to. I always wanted to rob a bank. Also I want to spy on some people whom I wouldn’t be able to spy on easily. I would love to peek into their windows and see what all is happening," he added.
 
"Mr. X", which also features Arunoday Singh and Amyra Dastur, is releasing on April 17.

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