Bollywood actors try to avoid doing the same kind of roles again and again, but Tusshar Kapoor is an exception. He says he has no qualms about being typecast.

"I have no problem in getting typecast because it has it own pros. I want to do films that people like and if they are liking my role, I am comfortable in it, " Tusshar told reporters here Thursday at DT Cinemas, DLF Place, Saket.

The actor was in the capital to promote his film "Shor In The City" that releases Friday. He was accompanied by actress Preeti Desai, who makes her debut with the dark comedy.

Though he doesn't make an effort th change his image on screen, Tusshar is getting different roles. The actor, who became popular for playing a dumb man in the "Golmaal" series, will be seen in different avatars in "Shor in The City" and romantic drama "Love U... Mr Kalakar" which releases in May.

"I never planned what kind of roles I want to do, but I consider myself lucky that I have been offered different roles like 'Golmaal' series and 'Love U... Mr Kalakar', " he said.

"Shor In The City" is helmed by director duo Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK and produced by Balaji Motion Pictures and ALT Entertainment.

Working under one's own production banner is very stressful, says Tusshar.

"Working under family production house is very stressful because you know what all problems we are, or the film is facing. In this movie ('Shor In The City') I was working not only as an actor but also as a producer, but when you have the control you can manage it, " he said.