Emraan Hashmi is working again with Ajay Devgn in film Baadshaho after appeared with him seven years ago in Milan Luthria's multi-starer film Once Upon A Time In Mumbai. Emraan recently revealed that this film was a career-changer for him, "The experience of working with Ajay was great. I had worked with Kangana before this film, and Prachi and Randeep were amazing too. People had never imagined me in this kind of cinema, considering the serial-kisser tag I had." The actor further said, "The director Milan Luthria and the producers dared to take the risk, and had belief in the potential of the film. Facing the camera in the character was a huge change for me." While talking about OUATIM, Emraan said, "Before this, there had been landmark gangster films like Vaastav (1999), Company (2002) and Satya (1998), and I myself had rejected a lot of films based on the underworld." He concluded by saying, "When Milan started narrating the script, I realised he had done something fresh and new with the concept. It was a ten-minute narration, and the story focused on the vulnerabilities of the two characters Sultan and Shoaib. He didn’t even have a full script, but I was sold on the narration. And of course, there was the visual aspect- the cars of that era, the clothes, complete with the bell bottoms!
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