Mr. X, directed by Vikram Bhatt, is an out-and-out fun-filled entertainer. The filmmmaker says, “I was always fascinated by an invisible hero breaking the law, and I was also inspired by the Krishna story. For me, Mr. X is the hand of God who doesn't understand or care for the law; he just thinks about what is right and what is wrong.“

In this thriller, Emraan Hashmi portrays Raghuram Rathod, a righteous officer with the anti-terrorist squad, who is almost killed in the line of duty. But destiny wills that he come back later as Mr. X - an invisible superhero, who can be seen in direct sunlight and blue neon light in the night. “This film is lot of fun and Emraan is at his naughtiest, albeit in a different way. It's not that he's not kissing a girl but that is not the focus of the film,“ continues Vikram, further adding, “Emraan has evolved as an actor. He's moved to the next generation as he realises there is a younger generation that has come up.“

Besides the invisibility factor, the film being in 3D format, technologically it was a difficult film to shoot. Speaking on the challenge, the director, who has made a few movies in this format, adds, “It required a lot of planning at the pre-production stage. But we decided to have fun with the format. At a time when it is becoming difficult to bring people to theatres, 3D is certainly a differentiating factor that you won't get at home.“

Mr . X, produced by Vishesh Films and presented by Fox Star Studios, releases today.