Dhanush opens up about his next Bollywood film and his collaboration with superstar Rajinikanth

In a recent interview, Dhanush spoke about why he has maintained distance from doing films in Hindi and his rumoured collaboration with superstar Rajinikanth. Read to know more.

Updated on Aug 01, 2019  |  06:02 PM IST |  3.5M
Dhanush opens up about his next Bollywood film and his collaboration with superstar Rajinikanth
Dhanush opens up about his next Bollywood film and his collaboration with superstar Rajinikanth

Tamil star Dhanush is one of the actors who is spreading his talent wings down South and Bollywood. The Maari 2 actor made his Hindi debut with Raanjhanaa (2013) followed by Shamitabh (2015), which failed to create magic at the box office. Since then, Dhanush has not signed any Bollywood film. In a recent interview, Dhanush spoke about why he has maintained distance from doing films in Hindi and his rumoured collaboration with superstar Rajinikanth. 

Since a very long time reports have been doing rounds that Dhanush is all set to collaborate with his superstar father-in-law Rajinikanth. However, there is no truth to this. The Maari 2 actor revealed, "It’s not true! Even I was excited when I read that news. I felt what a privilege it would be to share screen space with him, but there’s no truth to it." 

Talking about the speculations of Rajinikanth to join politics, Dhanush said, "That has been the case since 1991. He’s a phenomenon and people will speculate about his entry into politics. But trust me, there is no other side to the man apart from what you see. He’s transparent and honest with his craft and people." 

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Recently, Dhanush made a revelation to media that after Ranjhanaa, he's teaming up with Aanand L. Rai for their second Bollywood project together. The film will also star Hrithik Roshan and Sara Ali Khan. However, an official announcement on the same is awaited. 


Credits: Times Of India

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