Vikramaditya Motwane's Bhavesh Joshi is his most commerical film

I'm the first one to admit that it was a flawed film - Harshvardhan Kapoor opens up on Mirzya's debacle!

Harshvardhan Kapoor's debut film Mirzya failed to strike a chord with the audience. However, Kapoor lad is unperturbed by the failure. In a candid chat session with a leading daily, Harsh opened up Mirzya's failure and how he is moving on with it.

"To be honest, I wasn't expecting Mirzya to set the box office on fire. Obviously, it would have been nicer had it opened with slightly better numbers. It wasn't a commercial film and it's safe to say that now. Actually, you don't know what is mainstream and what is not until it's really put out there. I'm also in a way discovering the sensibilities of the audience as I go along."

Harsh further added, "I'm not saying Mirzya was a perfect film. In fact, I'm the first one to admit that it was a flawed film. But most films are flawed. It was visually enchanting and musically stunning, though. And as newcomers, we didn't do anything glamourous or starry in it. I had dirt all over and sported a full grown beard. Rajasthani stable boys and warriors are like that. So, the learning is that you go from story to story. I understand people universally couldn't connect much with the film. Some people liked it and they did let me know. My next with Vikramaditya Motwane is a lot more accessible in that sense."

On Motwane's film, reportedly titled Bhavesh Joshi, the actor said, "I have shot half of the film; it's Vikram's most commercial film to date."