Ronit Roy is really fine actor but his last few projects have been box office duds. He was seen in Ranbir Kapoor led 'Shamshera' which failed to make an impact on box office and soon after that, his another film 'Liger' also tanked. In a recent interview with Bollywood Bubble, the actor shared how 100 actors and 300 people in total worked tirelessly on 'Shamshera' and how upset he was see all that labour go unappreciated.

Ronit said, “I know for a fact how much of hard work has gone into Shamshera, starting from Yash Raj’s unit, to Karan Malhotra, to all the actors. There weren’t just four or five actors. The crowd had about a 100 actors. The way it was shot, the dust, the sun, the smoke… It was not easy to shoot that film, and the precision with which Karan shot it… His blood and sweat went into that film.”

He added, "I wouldn’t say I feel bad, but it’s not something that you can digest so easily. And it’s years of blood and sweat. I’m not the only person working hard; 300 people worked hard for it. It doesn’t feel nice when a film tanks like that. It’s a labour of love.”

Directed by Karan Malhotra, 'Shamshera' was made on a budget of 150 crore but it could only manage to collect 65 crore on box office.