I'll be doing a Hindi film pretty soon: Dhanush

Actor Dhanush, whose last Hindi release was R. Balkis "Shamitabh", may be working in another Hindi film soon.

Dhanush spoke about it on the sidelines of the trailer launch of "The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir" along with film's director Ken Scott and music composer Amit Trivedi.

Talking about reports that he may collaborate with his "Raanjhanaa" director Aanand L. Rai for a Hindi film, Dhanush said: "Yes, I will be teaming up with Aanand L. Rai in some time, but other than that, I am waiting for the right script to come my way. I am doing a Hindi film and there will be announcement about the same pretty soon."

 

As for "The Extraordinary....", his first international film, Dhanush said: "It was a great and a learning experience for me. I wanted to understand how things work over there (internationally) and their take on filmmaking. I found it as an opportunity to learn as much as possible.

"It was a great experience meeting so many people from so many countries and industries. People over there have a different culture, food and weather... It was very new experience for me but once the initial phase is done then, I feel we all are the same all over the world."

Dhanush further said: "I feel my English is not that great, so the team worked with me with a lot of patience. They helped me while we were shooting for the film and I feel very fortunate to be part of this project."

The film is based on Romain Puertolas' novel "The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir Who Got Trapped in an Ikea Wardrobe".

Asked if he has read the book, Dhanush said: "No, I didn't read the book because I didn't want to until I finished the film. I have finished the shooting of the film, but still I haven't read the book. As of now, I am busy shooting for one of my films. So once I am done with that, I will read the book."

A comedy-adventure film, "The Extraordinary..." also features Erin Moriarty, Barkhad Abdi and Gerard Jugnot in pivotal roles. It was shot in four countries -- India, France, Italy and Libya -- and will release on June 21.

--IANS

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