Mishra, 51, who would be seen playing his career's first lead in Rajat Kapoor's 'Ankhon Dekhi', said making your audience glued to the screen for two hours is a challenging task.
"It's a responsibility as I have to run the film completely on my shoulder. 'Ankhon Dekhi' is a diffrent film for me because I have always done commercial movies. I had to narrate the story for two hours and make my audience glued to the screens.
'Ankhon Dekhi', which is releasing tomorrow, is a family entertainer that revolves around Mishra's character Raje Bauji and his day-to-day experiences.
"This film is like a life and it shows all the shades of it. It's like an autobiography. It's a very general thought that a 50 plus person has. After living his life for his family, my character decides on to live life on its own term," Mishra said.
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"There was no reference point to this character. But I am very close to my character. I want to live my life to the fullest. I want to try out new things and experiment with it. I love to take risks," he said.
Film's director Rajat had written the script keeping Mishra in mind but it was initially offered to Naseeruddin Shah.
"It's a big thing in my life that a director like Rajat Kapoor wrote a script keeping me in my mind. He told me about this when we were doing 'Phas Gaye Re Obama' but I never took it seriously.
Having started his career as a comedian, Mishra is happy that he is still getting good roles and audiences love him.
"I am very happy with the way my career has shaped up. I am happy with whatever I have achieved.