Saif Ali Khan's all the three films Kaalakaandi, Chef and Baazaar deal with unique concept and are different from one another.

Saif said, " Kaalakaandi and some of the other stuff I’ve done like Chef and Baazaar, probably ignited in me this desire to hone my craft better and work at it harder. Working with a fantastic breed of actors and actresses who are so free, unfazed and natural only inspires you to do better."

About film Kaalakaandi, the actor revealed, "I was thinking about how to approach this role in Kaalakaandi, make it believable and not fall into the trap of playing to the gallery. So, I bought a lot of books to read on acting and techniques etc. A lot of it is academic and homework, but that’s what preparation is all about."

Talking about Deepak Dobriyal and Vijay Raaz, the actor stated, "It is one of the best movies I’ve been in. Deepak Dobriyal and Vijay Raaz are like Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino. I have never seen better acting in any film I’ve been in. I just want to somehow thank them for the experience."

Talking about Akshat Verma, Saif said, "Akshat (writer/director) has done a stellar job reflecting the soul of Mumbai. It highlights its underbelly and counterculture so brilliantly, and for that, it needs to be celebrated. Who would have Vijay Raaz and me in the same film? One of us would be the item. One of us would be the joke… but Mumbai has us both. So does the film. And us being ourselves."

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