Sharman Joshi says he is enjoying every minute of re-uniting with Aamir Khan

Sharman Joshi says he is enjoying every minute of re-uniting with his Rang De basanti co-star Aamir Khan in Rajkumar Hirani’s Three Idiots. Joshi feels working with the superstar "is purely a treat".

"Working with Aamir all over again is truly a treat. He is a superb actor. We had a great time working in ’Rang De Basanti’ and in this film we have kind of taken up from where we left off," says Sharman.

"We had lots of fun, on and off the sets of Three Idiots. It’s kind of a reunion since R. Madhavan who was with us in Rang De... is also a part of the film," he added.

Sharman made his film debut in 1999 with Godmother, which had Shabana Azmi in the title role, and received rave reviews for his performance as the protagonist’s troubled son. And although the actor has always been part of films with ensemble casts, he says it was not a "conscious decision".

"It was not a conscious decision to only be a part of ensemble cast. Single hero roles were offered to me, but in my mind I didn’t find them to be very interesting in terms of the script and my part in the film. So that’s the reason why people have not seen me in solo hero films," Sharman said.

Sharman says that small, big, cameo, whatever the part is, he always gives his best shot.

"I give my 100 percent to my work. I give it my focus, my time. Whatever the length of the part I’m playing in a film, I’ve always given it my best. I can do any role under the sun no matter how wild the imagination of the writer can get. I am willing to take it up and do my best as long as it excites me," he said.

Sharman was most recently seen in Sorry Bhai co-starring Sanjay Suri, Chitrangada Singh, Boman Irani and Shabana. The actor says he was lucky to share the screen space with Shabana in the film.

"It was a pleasure working with Shabana. I have worked with her in ’Godmother’ and now after nine years I got a chance to work with her all over again. Just to be on the sets with her and share the same screen space with her is actually an honour," he said.