<p>The 31-year-old, who was last seen doing a cameo in 'Anjanna Anjaani', says he doesn't need movies to earn a living so took time off to introspect.<br /><br />"I took the time off deliberately, wanted to spend some time thinking about my choices. I don't have to do movies to earn a living so I had the option of taking a break. I didn't want to do any movie which came my way," Zayed said.<br /><br />The actor, who started his movie career with 'Chura Liyaa Hai Tumne', has appeared in multistarrers like 'Main Hoon Naa', 'Dus', 'Shabd', 'Mission Istaanbul', 'Yuvvraaj' and 'Blue'.<br />Zayed recently became a father for the second time after wife Mallaika Parekh Khan gave birth last month and he has been enjoying the perks of being a father.<br /><br />"This year has been very fruitful. My hands are full and I am busy being a domestic engineer."<br /><br />The actor, who also turns producer with 'Love BreakUps Zindagi', says that his decision of producing a film was not something pre-decided but just happened.<br /><br />"I had never thought that I will produce a movie one day. It just happened and I am really excited about the film. There is a lot of hardwork and love that has gone into making the film and I hope it is recognised," he added.<br /><br />Zayed will be seen opposite Dia Mirza in the film who is also her business partner in the production house.<br /><br />"Dia and I have always been great friends and shared a fabulous relationship so when we decided to partner a company I was happy to do it. She is a very compulsive and obsessive person. We did have a lot of fights during the shoot but later made up," Zayed said.<br /><br />Asked whether he will work with her in his next, Zayed said, "Are you mad? We need a break from each other or else we will end up fighting."<br /><br />The film is directed by newcomer Sahil Sangha and will hit the theatres on October 7.<br />Son of actor Sanjay Khan, Zayed, also says that although his father is very happy about his production debut 'Love BreakUps Zindagi', he doesn't find producing a film to be a big deal.<br /><br />"When I first told my father about the idea of turning into a producer and starting my own company he said so what's the big deal in it? In his generation producing a film wasn't such a big deal and he wouldn't understand how hard it is now," he said.<br />The actor, however, says his father is his best critic and always points out his shortcomings.<br /><br />"Dad always tells me were I am going wrong and I am sure once he watches the film he will sit and talk to me about it," Zayed said.<br /><br />The actor will be next seen in Priyadarshan's 'Tezz' and 'Sharafat Gayi Tel Lene'.</p>
<p>The 31-year-old, who was last seen doing a cameo in 'Anjanna Anjaani', says he doesn't need movies to earn a living so took time off to introspect.<br /><br />"I took the time off deliberately, wanted to spend some time thinking about my choices. I don't have to do movies to earn a living so I had the option of taking a break. I didn't want to do any movie which came my way," Zayed said.<br /><br />The actor, who started his movie career with 'Chura Liyaa Hai Tumne', has appeared in multistarrers like 'Main Hoon Naa', 'Dus', 'Shabd', 'Mission Istaanbul', 'Yuvvraaj' and 'Blue'.<br />Zayed recently became a father for the second time after wife Mallaika Parekh Khan gave birth last month and he has been enjoying the perks of being a father.<br /><br />"This year has been very fruitful. My hands are full and I am busy being a domestic engineer."<br /><br />The actor, who also turns producer with 'Love BreakUps Zindagi', says that his decision of producing a film was not something pre-decided but just happened.<br /><br />"I had never thought that I will produce a movie one day. It just happened and I am really excited about the film. There is a lot of hardwork and love that has gone into making the film and I hope it is recognised," he added.<br /><br />Zayed will be seen opposite Dia Mirza in the film who is also her business partner in the production house.<br /><br />"Dia and I have always been great friends and shared a fabulous relationship so when we decided to partner a company I was happy to do it. She is a very compulsive and obsessive person. We did have a lot of fights during the shoot but later made up," Zayed said.<br /><br />Asked whether he will work with her in his next, Zayed said, "Are you mad? We need a break from each other or else we will end up fighting."<br /><br />The film is directed by newcomer Sahil Sangha and will hit the theatres on October 7.<br />Son of actor Sanjay Khan, Zayed, also says that although his father is very happy about his production debut 'Love BreakUps Zindagi', he doesn't find producing a film to be a big deal.<br /><br />"When I first told my father about the idea of turning into a producer and starting my own company he said so what's the big deal in it? In his generation producing a film wasn't such a big deal and he wouldn't understand how hard it is now," he said.<br />The actor, however, says his father is his best critic and always points out his shortcomings.<br /><br />"Dad always tells me were I am going wrong and I am sure once he watches the film he will sit and talk to me about it," Zayed said.<br /><br />The actor will be next seen in Priyadarshan's 'Tezz' and 'Sharafat Gayi Tel Lene'.</p>