Actor Saurabh Shukla said he is very enthused about his two upcoming films - Sudhir Mishra's "Aur Devdas" and Kamal Hassan's "Shabhash Kundu".
The actor said there are also other interesting projects, which he can't talk about currently.
"Again apart from these two films, which I am really looking forward to, there will be another surprise. But that can only be revealed once there is an official announcement," Shukla, who will stage his play "Barff", told PTI.
About "Barff", he said, "My current production is set in a place which creates suspicion in people's mind. Kashmir is going through that trauma because of the unrest which sometimes creates fear among people."
On filmmakers shunning Kashmir as a location to shoot their films, Shukla said, "Some of the recent films have been made in Kashmir. But, may be because of the unrest and safety concerns not many filmmakers and serial makers are opting for Kashmir as a location."
Talking about his play, Shukla said it takes the protagonists on a journey which make them see the truth within.
"We live a whole life believing a truth, which does not exist for others. This is my journey to see the truth of the other side and the character of the story also seeks to find the truth.
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