But old-time heroines like Asha Parekh and Saira Banu have done that long ago. And they were buxom ladies therefore tantalising in their cross-dressing. With due respects to her amazing talent Rani looked like a school boy.'

He also feels that corporatisation of the film industry is not working in favour of filmmakers.

'The corporatised culture that has seeped into filmmaking is not working. The corporate guys know only about paper work, nothing about filmmaking. We need individual producers with vision to bail the industry out of its present crisis. I've made 30 films, but I still feel I've just started with 'Wanted',' he said.

As far as a 'Wanted' party is concerned, Kapoor says they will party as soon as director Prabhudeva is back in town. 'Our director Prabhudeva got caught up in an assignment in Kerala. So we've postponed the party for next week. We can't celebrate without Prabhu.'

Apart from the 'No Entry' sequel, Kapoor will also start a film with his wife Sridevi. 'If I don't, her fans will kill me. I've heard a script I've liked.'