Despite the failure of 'C Kkompany' at the box office, the makers are showing faith in the film's director Sachin Yardi. Balaji Motion Picture has now roped in the young film maker for yet another film which is touted to be a full-on comedy outing.

Confirms Tusshar Kapoor, "We at Balaji don't throw out an artist on the basis of one bad outing. It's a matter of understanding what an individual can deliver and then support him or her.

In Sachin we know that there is a fine storyteller. He may not have delivered goods in 'C Kkompany' but we are sure in his next project, he would make a much better product. Everyone learns from his mistakes."

Didn't bigwigs at Balaji rethink of their decision post the debacle of 'C Kkompany'?

"No", says Tusshar in a firm tone, "Sachin was always supposed to be on board for his second film with us regardless of the fate of 'C Kkompany'. Destiny too plays a major role in the success or failure of a film though I won't deny that 'C Kkompany' did have it's own flaws. In any case, currently Sachin is also writing 'Kya Kool Hai Hum - Part 2' for us."

How about Sachin's second directorial outing with Balaji? Would Tusshar star in that as well?

"That's entirely the prerogative of the director and the producer and I don't interfere in such decisions", says Tusshar in a soft tone, "Even though Balaji is a home production house, it is not liable to have me in a lead role in each of the films."

Rattling down examples of films produced by his own banner which haven't featured him, Tusshar counter questions, "Was I there in 'Krishna Kottage' or 'Mission Istanbul? Nahi naa! I don't feature in 'EMI' either, so there goes the theory of Tusshar featuring in each of the films which Ekta produces."

Tusshar is now looking forward to his returns as a 'naughty goonga' in 'Golmaal Returns'. "Rohit (Shetty) has made a full-on masala film and we are looking forward to it's release this Diwali", concludes Tusshar.