Arjun Mathur claims that filmmakers don't want to invest in him as they don't think he'll bring box office profits.

After a long wait, Made In Heaven 2 has finally released today on a digital platform. Featuring an outstanding cast including Arjun Mathur, Sobhita Dhulipala, Jim Sarbh, Shashank Arora, Shivani Raghuvanshi, Mona Singh and Trinetra Haldar, the show follows the story of wedding planners Karan and Tara as they face new and bolder choices in their personal journeys.

The Free Press Journal had the privilege of an exclusive interaction with Arjun Mathur, who received much appreciation for his role in the first season. When asked about his feelings about the second season, Arjun expressed his excitement, saying, “I am not nervous at all. I want the world to see it now. Everyone was eagerly waiting for the next season. I am pretty excited about it.” He also explained how he doesn’t feel pressured by the fact that it is a popular franchise, “I don’t think so I feel much of responsibility. As an actor, I do my bit and give my 100 percent.”

When asked about his character in the second season, Arjun revealed, “When I thought, what will my character do now since it has got its closure, that’s when the surprise came. I can’t talk much about it but yes, it would be wilder than the first one for sure.”

With the emergence of OTT, Arjun believes that it has opened new avenues for creative people, particularly writers and creators. “I believe, more than actors, it’s the writers and creators who feel liberated with the emergence of OTT. For Made In Heaven, Zoya cast all of us that are right for the written part without any pressures of box office viability.”

Finally, when asked why he is so choosy about his roles, Arjun explained, “Maybe filmmakers and producers don’t want to bank on me for box office profits, hence they never offered or could see me in a commercially viable category. As an actor, I can pick and choose whatever is offered to me. I won’t deny that I had less offers but the offers that touched my heart were very rare.”

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