Omi Vaidya aka Chatur reflects on Aamir Khan’s perfectionism in ‘3 Idiots’
Omi Vaidya shares his journey from '3 Idiots' to Hollywood's 'American Warrior', exploring new challenges and breaking stereotypes.
Actor R Madhavan feels that language in no more a barrier in the world of cinema.
“Language is no more a barrier — not just between Bollywood and the southern industry, but between Hollywood, Bollywood, Tollywood and everywhere possible, because people are watching ‘Interstellar’ and ‘Gravity’ with as much intensity they are watching a Hindi or Tamil films. So, we are competing at a global level,” Madhavan told IANS.
The actor, 47, says a good story and performance reach out to a wider audience.
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“‘Baahubali’ was a dubbed film in Hindi and definitely a huge grosser. So, I think a well-told story and performances reach out to a global audience and we need to be global with our films,” he added.
Talking about his work, the “Saala Khadoos” actor said: “I have multiple projects waiting to go on the floor, but I have to really wrap my head around the next subject… ‘Chanda Mama Door Ke’ is next on the cards and then a biopic. It’s a very interesting year ahead and there are a lot of challenges, but I’m just beginning to play the game.”
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