Talking about the Hindi space, be it 'Kahaani' with Vidya Balan to 'Pari' with Anushka Sharma, Parambrata has played the parallel lead who is always the sensible and sensitive man who stands by a strong heroine. But now with 'Mumbai Diaries' he has broken that image. Asked if it was because of the fear of getting stereotyped, he said, ''That fear doesn't come to me. There is a point where you stop thinking so much and you go by your gut. So, there are two ways for me. I can stop doing cop roles just because I have done Kahaani in the fear of getting stereotyped but people also like seeing some actors in certain getups and spaces. So, instead of being wary of that and trying to push that away, it's better to embrace it with grace. These characters that you are talking about are very positive male characters who stand by very leading and feisty female characters. When such characters are offered to me I really feel very gratified because I feel that people think I exude that kind of energy that I wouldn't do any harm. That's the reason why lots of my films which I have done in the Hindi space from Kahaani to Pari or even Aranyak. I think that is the reason why the idea of casting me for Sourav Chandra came because no one would expect me to be playing something like this. This is what we call anti-casting and for me, it really worked.''