Sachin Joshi has confidence about his film 'Azaan'

Actor Sachin Joshi

Actor Sachin Joshi

After working in southern movies, Sachiin Joshi is debuting in Bollywood with 'Azaan' and is sure about the response to the movie as he feels Indian audiences appreciate good cinema irrespective of the cast of the film.

'Indian audiences have become very intelligent now. I feel any good project or any good movie will be well-received by the audiences irrespective of the actors featuring in it,' Sachin said.

Releasing Sep 16, 'Azaan', an action-thriller, is about a man who goes beyond enemy lines as an informant to save the country from the threat of biological warfare.

Sachiin learnt martial art forms Krava Maga and Kalaripayattu for the role.

In 'Azaan', Sachin will be seen sharing screen space with the likes of Colombian pop star Shakira and South African model Candice Boucher, but says their presence doesn't make him feel timid.

'I don't feel insecure at all. When you will watch the movie, you will see that everyone is playing a character and everyone's role is equally important,' told the actor.

'But if you see it the other way, the presence of these stars is promoting and marketing the movie actually well. At the end of the day, it is the viewers who will decide the destiny of the movie. We have given our best shot,' he included.

Before bagging director Prashant Chadha's 'Azaan', the 27-year-old actor worked in Telugu films like 'Mounamelanoyi', 'Ninu Choodaka Nenundalenu' and 'Orey Pandu'.

At present, Sachiin is reading a few scripts and emphasizes on the fact that he is not excited to work with big banners. What is most essential for him right now is to focus on good scripts and prove his acting mettle, told the actor who is the son of Jagdish Joshi who used to own Goa Gutka.

'Let me simplify that we are no longer in this business. It was a passion of my father, but we sold it out 10 years ago. But I fail to know why everyone is still referring to us with this gutka thing,' Sachiin asked.

'We have moved into the hospitality and construction business,' he included.