Shahrukh Khan praised South indian cinema..!?

After Mani Ratnam's dil Se, actor Shah Rukh Khan said that he wanted to act in a South indian film. bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan delivered 2 blockbuster films last year. One is Pathan directed by siddharth Anand. Another film directed by atlee is Jawaan. Both these films collected more than Rs.1000 crores and created a record. In this situation, Shah Rukh Khan also said that he wanted to act in a South indian film after dil Se. In a recent interview, he shared his thoughts on South indian cinema.
"It is very wrong to regionalize indian cinema. india is a vast country. There are different languages across the country. There are many languages like tamil, telugu, hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, and there are great storytellers in many languages," Shah Rukh Khan said. Continuing, he said, "Malayalam cinema, telugu cinema, tamil cinema in many languages, we all know that in india we have the biggest superstars of our country. Recently with some huge hits like jawaan, RRR, and Baahubali, everyone started noticing it. But. Cinematically too, Technically, South indian cinema is also very good," he said. After working in Mani Ratnam's dil Se, Shah Rukh Khan also expressed his desire to work in South indian cinema. He added, "After working with mani ratnam in dil Se, I wanted to do a South indian director's film. In every part of the country, everyone has a different opinion.
But South indian cinema is something special. Their heroes are considered larger than life. It will have a lot of music. So I really enjoyed it, I have never done a film like that before,” he said. Praising director atlee, Shah Rukh Khan said, “Language is a problem when you start acting in South indian directors' films. But then we started making gestures. atlee is a great person. They danced together for most of the film and enjoyed eating idli dosa and chili chicken, jawaan was one of the first links between hindi and South indian cinema that crossed all borders and became a really good hit across the country.

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