Jimmy Shergil recently said: I want to be the next SRK.Now, we were intrigued, and decided to find out more about him. And we realised that he has been in the industry for ten years.

But in the ten years since 1996, he hasn't even been SRK's substitute. For example, producers would approach Rajendra Kumar when they could not afford Dilip Kumar in the 1950s and 1960s.

So here's our advice to Jimmy: Do not talk big. Find your own niche, rather than trying to be like Bollywood's biggest superstar.