Two new releases await the actor; Bhram is out in March and Anamika in May. But he’s actually looking to do an action flick. “Both these films are romantic dramas. While Bhram is opposite a new comer Sheetal Menon, Anamika has Koena Mitra and Minissha Lamba,” states Morea.

“I want to do more action movies and I’m getting selective about work. Sometimes, scripts sound great, but eventually the movie turns out to be nothing like the narration. I have been in the industry for five years now, so it’s about time I change my image.”

After a long list of multi-starrers, including a guest appearance in Om Shanti Om’s star-spangled title song, the two films will see him as solo hero. “I have done mostly multi-starrers and I want to continue doing films that feature several actors because the audience is hard to understand these days. Some of the worst films I’ve seen have been blockbusters. So I’m guessing the audience likes to see more than one actor onscreen—it’s value for money, after all,” he reasons.

Besides acting, Morea is also excited about his production house, Clockwork Films. His company recently did a paints commercial featuring Kareena Kapoor. “We are doing a lot of ads. It’s an experience in itself and I want to continue with it,” he says.

And with the actors turning directors, Morea too is looking at venturing into production by the end of this year. Then the actor has his successful creperie, Crepe Station, that his brother Santino runs, to look out for. “In the next five years we hope to have 50 stations,” he says ambitiously.