When Arshad Warsi refused to audition for Mira Nair`s film

Mumbai: Actor Arshad Warsi says he refused to do a film with renowned director Mira Nair because he had to audition for it, something which he doesn`t know. "I have never given an audition for a role in my career so far. I don`t know how to do it. If somebody asks me to give audition I get completely flustered. Like Mira Nair, I love her, she is a lovely person, she called me twice, and told me to give audition. I told her I can`t give it and that she can show some of my movies to the concerned person," Arshad told reporters. "She had first called me for `Shantaram` and for one more film, it was a Bengali detective film. If a time ever comes that without giving an audition I cannot get the film, I will be jobless. I can act in a film but I cannot audition," he said. Arshad, who made his acting debut in 1996 with `Tere Mere Sapne`, says he has never asked for a role or movie from any filmmaker. "I have never expressed my desire to work with anybody or never called up anybody or asked for a job. I am thankful to God that I have never reached that stage. May be some day if I need to do it, I will do it but not as of now. I also believe that if you fit the role, the director will call you," he said. "I only had one problem in the beginning of my career, for almost three years I was jobless but not after that. I might sound pompous but I practically refuse at least a film or two a day...I take up few which I like," he added. Arshad will be seen next in Vishal Bharadwaj`s `Dedh Ishqiya` alongside Naseeruddin Shah, Madhuri Dixit and Huma Qureshi. The film releases on January 10.