Updated On: 06 February, 2020 05:35 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
Emraan Hashmi feels that there are some "set notions" of what a leading man should or shouldn't do in India.

Emraan Hashmi (Picture courtesy/AFP)
Bollywood star Emraan Hashmi says he can never conform to set notions of how a Bollywood hero should be though he tries to strike a balance for his viewers. The actor said his audience is divided into two segments, one that wants him to experiment more and the others who love him in his comfort zone.
Hashmi, who has featured popular films like the "Murder" and "Jannat" franchise, "Once Upon a Time in Mumbai" and later appeared in edgy movies such as "Shanghai", and "Ghanchakkar", said it is a struggle to do the balancing act. "It is a struggle to balance the audience. They always want to see you in a particular thing and then when you step out of that, a lot of people get upset about it. This is very true to our audience, not the international audience," Emraan told PTI.