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Sriram Raghavan, who is teaming up with Saif Ali Khan afterwards 'Ek Haseena Thi', says their accessible spy abstruseness 'Agent Vinod' is added aggressive than his antecedent assignment and will see the amateur in an absolutely new avatar.

It was Raghavan who gave Saif his career's aboriginal abrogating role which not alone becoming babble reviews but additionally helped the amateur bag two added important roles of his activity – 'Being Cyrus' and 'Omkara'.

Raghavan spent two and bisected years authoritative his latest thriller. The administrator feels the blur is bigger and added aggressive than his antecedent outings.

“When a blur of castigation releases, you don't anticipate that your abutting one would access afterwards four years. On 'Agent Vinod' I spent two and a bisected years. Having said that, I never acquainted that there was a lot of time activity into it. On the contrary, I enjoyed the process,” said Raghavan.

“ 'Agent Vinod' is an aggressive film. 'Ek Haseena Thi' as able-bodied as 'Johnny Gaddaar' were far added affectionate films. This blur was meant to be bigger and appropriately the arduous acumen and dynamics changed,” he added.

If Raghavan is to be believed, his blur will not affection Saif and Kareena Kapoor in a quintessential adventurous role.

A spy abstruseness that campaign continents, the blur additionally promises to present Kareena in a altered ablaze altogether. "Since Saif and Kareena are a couple, it was appealing abundant belief on our apperception how should we present them on screen. There had to be a acceptable abundant role that justified her attendance and forth with my co-writer, I absolutely spent absolutely some time in arise it afore address the allotment to her,” he said.

“Kareena is activity to be a abruptness in the film. The admirers would balloon that it is a absolute activity pairing,” he said.

Acknowledged as addition who knows a affair or two about cogent blood-tingling tales, the administrator is blessed to characterize a new adventure with 'Agent Vinod' while additionally deconstructing the Saif Ali Khan that is accepted to the audience.

“In 'Ek Haseena Thi', Saif was this absorbing and absorbing man admitting absolutely cunning and inherently negative. In 'Agent Vinod', he is not a bad guy admitting he has this affable agreeableness and the accuracy that get him out of the trickiest of situations. Still, it is a new Saif for the audience. He is activity to abruptness afresh afterwards 'Omkara' and 'Being Cyrus'. He is bigger than the best we accept apparent of him so far,” said Raghavan.

The blur is slated to hit the screens on March 23.