"...You have to give it a thought but you realise that this film is a golden opportunity because as actors you work for two things - fame and money. In the beginning, you'd rather be choosing career over making money. It's being said that 'you should be seen with the right kind of people at the right time'."

Daruwala, who played an anti-hero in Akshay Kumar-starrer "Holiday", will yet again enact the role of a villain in "Race 3", that releases tomorrow. He says people offer him roles of a villain and he thinks it has become his strong point. "I have proven myself as a villain in Hindi cinema, so might as well capitalise on it. I am more than happy. It is the outcome of my hard work. I am not worried about being typecast as I am too young in the film industry," he says.

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