Having bankrolled successful films such as "Khoobsurat", "Veere Di Wedding", "Fanney Khan" and the popular series "24", actor-filmmaker Anil Kapoor finds producing movies a daunting task. Anil ventured into film production in 2002 with the comedy "Badhaai Ho Badhaai", in which he also starred. It was followed by "My Wife's Murder" in 2005 and "Gandhi, My Father", which was awarded the National Film Award-Special Jury Award/Special Mention.

In 2010, he produced "Aisha" starring his daughter Sonam K. Ahuja and his last outing as a producer was in 2018 with "Fanney Khan". What does he find more daunting - acting or producing? "Producing is definitely tough," Anil, who has also starred in the Hollywood film "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol", told IANS here. What about starring in his own productions? "Casting is very important... Even in my own company, I do get rejected. As a producer, I am conscious about my casting. So, first comes the content. It's not the other way round that you think about a star or an actor or build content. We make content go for the story and build everything around it," said the 62-year-old star.