Film industry accomplishment of 'Raaz', "Jannat" and "Murder" film establishments slung Emraan Hashmi into popularity, yet he said he is not quick to be related with them any longer as he needs to "reevaluate" himself as a performing artist. In spite of the fact that he made his introduction with 'Pathway', it was the sensual spine chiller "Murder" in 2004 which brought him into the spotlight. He returned to the establishment with 'Murder 2'. With "Jannat" in 2008 - he was a piece of its continuation also - Hashmi increased further acknowledgment, and later went ahead to venture in the second, third and fourth portion of "Raaz" arrangement. The performing artist said with time his taste has advanced and he is currently ready to do "something new". In a meeting Hashmi stated, "I won't backpedal to doing those movies. They had an essential influence in my profession and life. Those sort of characters and movies have contributed hugely, yet I am not a similar individual or the performing artist I was in those days. "My tastes have changed. The group of onlookers' tastes have changed and it's changing quickly. So it's vital to give them something new and rehash always. So that is my point with the up and coming movies."

Despite the fact that he may now not be interested in include in those movies, all created by his uncle Mahesh and Mukesh Bhatt, the performing artist says in the event that anything intriguing originates from their side, he may do it. "At whatever point there is an intriguing content, truly, I won't decide that out," he said. Presently, the on-screen character is elated with the accomplishment of his most recent 'Baadshaho', which saw him re-collaborating with 'Sometime in the distant past in Mumbai' chief Milan Luthria and co-star Ajay Devgn. "When you buckle down in a film, adequacy is critical. The exchange part is vital as well, that the financial specialists ought to get their cash and everybody is glad. Inventively, we were fulfilled and now the exchange is gung-ho as well, so everybody is to a great degree cheerful."