Fresh off from the success of "Sacred Games", actor Saif Ali Khan is enjoying this phase in his career as he is getting to invest more into his characters. The actor, who is gearing for the release of Baazaar, believes success affords one the independence to work on one's own terms. "I am enjoying acting a lot today. I am investing a lot in my character, which I wasn't doing earlier. I feel like an artiste, I am thinking and trying out new things. "As you grow older and become successful, you can afford to work more on your own terms. Whatever I have earned for myself, I am proud of that," Saif told PTI.

In Baazaar, set against the backdrop of the stock market, the actor plays the role of a ruthless money-minded Gujarati businessman, Shakun Kothari. Saif said his director Gauravv Chawla had already done all the research, leaving him only to work on his character. "The director created the world of Baazaar. There were lots of pages of dialogues, it was tough and then getting the accent was challenging. It required hard work but it was satisfying." Saif, 48, said there was more fun in playing parts that fall into the grey zone or are amoral.