“‘Whatever my equity is today is mainly due to the success of my social entertainers” – Ayushmann Khurrana : Bollywood News

Ayushmann Khurrana’s equity has been soaring since the past few years as he delivered eight back-to-back hits in theatres. His booming credibility with inclusive, conversation-starting social entertainers in India has made him one of the most sought-after brand endorsers in the country.

“‘Whatever my equity is today is mainly due to the success of my social entertainers” – Ayushmann Khurrana

Now, Ayushmann has been roped in to be the face of a mobile phone brand. As we all know, mobile phone and banking are two sectors that thrive on the credibility of the artist to become the face. Recently, mobile phone brands have signed on the superstars like Robert Downey Jr. and Virat Kohli. So, Ayushmann being roped in for a mobile phone brand surely means his credibility with the masses is only on the rise.

When asked if Ayushmann could decode what makes him so brand-friendly, he candidly says, “Whatever my equity is today, is mainly due to the success of my social entertainers which have made me connect to the people of India. These films have told people who I’m, how I think, and what my intent is as an entertainer.”

He adds, “I’d like to believe brands have noticed this and connected with the idea that I try to tell real stories of real people. I feel thrilled that I’m part of a brand’s vision and journey to reach out to audiences with a narrative that resonates with my journey in cinema. I’m grateful that my films have worked wonderfully at the box office and also got the love and appreciation from people.”

Ayushmann says he has been fortunate to get the right films that have become huge hits. Success always translates to equity, he feels.

“I have always believed in letting my work do the talking. I have been fortunate enough to pick projects that have contributed to the new discourse of how cinema in India can be unique, clutter-breaking, conversation-starting entertainers that don’t need to follow the same, stereotyped norms of how stories have been told,” says Ayushmann.