National Award winning on-screen character Akshay Kumar, who went to the great sound dispatch of his introduction Tamil film "2.0" here, said that the Hindi film industry has a long way to go from southern silver screen.
National Award winning on-screen character Akshay Kumar, who went to the fabulous sound dispatch of his introduction Tamil film "2.0" here, said that the Hindi film industry has a long way to go from southern silver screen.
Akshay alongside producer S. Shankar, megastar Rajinikanth, Oscar-winning writer A.R. Rahman, performer Amy Jackson and maker Allirajah Subaskaran of Lyca Productions went to the sound dispatch of the 3D science fiction performer here at the Burj Park on Friday.
"Rajini sir is the genuine hotshot. I might want to express gratitude toward Shankar sir for giving me the chance of working with a legend like Rajinikanth. I could've never envisioned that I will get an opportunity to work in such a major and exorbitant film like '2.0'," Akshay said.
"I have done 130 movies (in Bollywood). '2.0' was my 131st film. I can just say that amid the making of those 130 movies, I got the chance to gain little from each film, however I was learning all through the shooting of this film.
"There's a considerable measure that we need to gain from South in light of the fact that the way they work, we need to comprehend a ton now. They work in solidarity and regard each other's ability, we need to discover that," he included.
Facilitated by movie producer Karan Johar, performer Rana Daggubati and RJ Balaji, the sound dispatch of the film was likewise gone to by Rajinikanth's family, including his significant other Latha, girls Aishwarya and Soundarya, and child in-law and on-screen character Dhanush among others.
A continuation of the 2010 Tamil blockbuster "Enthiran", the film "2.0" has been made on an extravagant spending plan.
Akshay will the prime enemy in the film as a whimsical researcher called Richard, while Rajinikanth returns as researcher Vaseegaran.
National Award winning on-screen character Akshay Kumar, who went to the fabulous sound dispatch of his introduction Tamil film "2.0" here, said that the Hindi film industry has a long way to go from southern silver screen.
Akshay alongside producer S. Shankar, megastar Rajinikanth, Oscar-winning writer A.R. Rahman, performer Amy Jackson and maker Allirajah Subaskaran of Lyca Productions went to the sound dispatch of the 3D science fiction performer here at the Burj Park on Friday.
"Rajini sir is the genuine hotshot. I might want to express gratitude toward Shankar sir for giving me the chance of working with a legend like Rajinikanth. I could've never envisioned that I will get an opportunity to work in such a major and exorbitant film like '2.0'," Akshay said.
"I have done 130 movies (in Bollywood). '2.0' was my 131st film. I can just say that amid the making of those 130 movies, I got the chance to gain little from each film, however I was learning all through the shooting of this film.
"There's a considerable measure that we need to gain from South in light of the fact that the way they work, we need to comprehend a ton now. They work in solidarity and regard each other's ability, we need to discover that," he included.
Facilitated by movie producer Karan Johar, performer Rana Daggubati and RJ Balaji, the sound dispatch of the film was likewise gone to by Rajinikanth's family, including his significant other Latha, girls Aishwarya and Soundarya, and child in-law and on-screen character Dhanush among others.
A continuation of the 2010 Tamil blockbuster "Enthiran", the film "2.0" has been made on an extravagant spending plan.
Akshay will the prime enemy in the film as a whimsical researcher called Richard, while Rajinikanth returns as researcher Vaseegaran.
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