Cyrus Sahukar wants to do a series with former MTV VJs!

Actor and host Cyrus Sahukar is quite a popular face in the industry. In an interview he said he would like to do a series with former MTV VJs which involves them playing a version of themselves.

Now that sounds interesting, isn't it?

He further added, "Outside MTV, I did two projects with (former MTV VJs) Mini Mathur and Cyrus Broacha. We host a lot of live gigs together. Nothing would make me happier than doing a project with ex MTV VJs because in my career, I have come across a lot of people, I worked with almost everybody at some point, but I have never really come across people with such amazing talent and graciousness about themselves."

"I guess I would want to do a series with them which involved in some way them playing a version of their own lives because the thing about them was that their own basic personality was so colourful, weird and awkward that if I could capture them on camera, it would be amazing."

Cyrus is back on the channel with a new show called Elovator Pitch'.

Explaining the concept and the reason behind the show's title, he shared: "The reason why this show is called 'Elovator Pitch' is because it involves one singleton and 10 daters and the singletons meet the daters over 10 different floors and each person has to pitch themselves and all the time they have is the time between two floors which is about 10 to 20 seconds."

Further about his role in the show he said, "Apart from just meeting the contestants, my job is watching the CCTV footage of the date live, and commenting on it. So, it's very demanding because I never take sides and I have my opinions and also sometimes represent what probably the audience is thinking."

Talking about his association with MTV for which he did shows like "MTV Fully Faltoo" and "Rendezvous with Semi Girebaal", he said: "I was a part of MTV properly for about a decade and then from the last seven to eight years, I've really been doing a lot of my own thing and my relationship with MTV is really a place that I grew up in."

The concept of the show sounds interesting, and we hope it delivers.