The 25-year-old actor became an overnight star, thanks to the stupendous success of Danny Boyle's India set film "Slumdog Millionaire", which also went on to win several Oscar awards.
Dev is quite impressed with the kind of stories being told in the Indian cinema scene and says he is looking to come back to the country and be part of a film here.
"It has to be the right people and the right project for me to do a film here. The story has to say something. When I find a project with a story that resonates with me, I will venture into Indian films.
He may not have started in an Indian film yet. But the actor's latest movie "The Man Who Knew Infinity" is deeply rooted in India as it tells the story about self-taught mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. The Hollywood film directed by Matthew Brown opened this year's IFFI.
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Dev says being part of the movie has been sort of a life- altering experience for him as he learned so much about the man, who sacrificed a lot to achieve the success that he eventually did.
Dev says he felt a sense of responsibility when he took up this project as he had to make sure that the depiction of the character was right.
"People don't really know who this man is. They do know about his achievements in the field of mathematics but that's it. I felt a sense of responsibility when I took up the project," he said.