Director Rohit Shetty, who is basking in the success of 'Chennai Express', says triumph should not go to one's head as every Friday is a new trial.
Rohit has delivered hits like 'Golmaal' series, 'Singham' and the most recent being Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'Chennai Express'. The film was screened on television last month and garnered a good response.
"It is not a habit to make hit films, it just happens. You cannot plan out such things (hits and flops). The reaction to a film is upto the audience. I am thankful to audience for their love and support," Rohit told PTI.
With a spate of successful films, Rohit is termed as a 'Rs 100 crore director', but he doesn't seem to be overwhelmed by such tags.
"Every Friday which comes is a new test. You are remembered for your last Friday. I can't get carried away and take the audience for granted. I will have to work hard for my next project. You should not take it (success) to your head," he said.
The first instalment of action drama 'Singham' saw Ajay Devgn playing a police officer and South actress Kajal Agarwal in the lead. Singham' was the Hindi remake of a Tamil film by the same name. Now, the makers are planning its franchise, currently titled 'Singham 2'.
"We are still working on it, we are still scripting. It is one of the big and lovable brands. You don't want to take the audience for granted. We are working on every minute detail," he said.
