They also make silly films (but) what we remember are the great ones. We make fun of our films, saying what films the West makes. We don't realise the kind of values that we have. "With OTT, my life has become better because I go back to old films and watch films that I enjoy. The actor is also happy with the boom in digital space as it gives him an opportunity to revisit old classics. Haasan calls himself a film buff and said if not an actor, he would still be watching movies as an audience.
I never threw my hat off and said I am a graduate," he said. I am still learning and that's why it is a holiday for me. In those days, we didn't have Google or Wikipedia to check, so you have to be right. I am always nervous and I go back and check. "I never went to any university so when I speak English, it is what I learnt out of school. The National Award winner, who has been part of the film industry for close to five decades and has worked across languages such as Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Kannada and Bengali, said it is love for cinema that drives him to work even today. He came and shook hands at the silver jubilee of 'Ek Duuje Ke Liye'," Haasan said recalling the success of the 1981 film. The 67-year-old star may have missed the chance to share the screen space with Kumar but feels happy he was working in the Hindi cinema when the late actor was also active. "Vikram", the much-anticipated Tamil drama directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj, features Haasan alongside superstars Fahadh Faasil and Vijay Sethupathi. "It didn't happen so I gave it to another friend and he made it with Anil Kapoor sahab and Amrish Puri sahab," Haasan said. I wanted to make 'Thevar Magan' with him," the actor said at the promotional event of his upcoming film "Vikram" here.Īlso Read | Arjun Kapoor Gets Grammatically Corrected by Tara Sutaria on a Recent Work-Out Post Check Out His Hilarious Reply!. I really held his hand and begged him but he had decided not to act, Dilip Kumar sahab. "There's one actor whom I miss and I really wanted to work with.
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