Southern actor Suman Talwar is really happy that Akshay
Kumar referred his name for a role in upcoming film "Gabbar", which
will also mark his debut in Bollywood.
"I received quite a few Bollywood offers after my
performance in 'Sivaji', but nothing excited me as much as 'Gabbar'. When I
came to know that Akshay Kumar had referred my name to the director, I was
really touched and extremely happy. I would like to thank him for the
opportunity," Suman said.
"Gabbar", which is being directed by Krrish, is
the Hindi remake of Tamil hit "Ramanna". Akshay plays the lead in the
movie that also stars Shruti Haasan and Kareena Kapoor.
Suman has high hopes from "Gabbar".
"It's not every day that you get opportunities to work
in Bollywood. I hope 'Gabbar' helps me make a mark in the industry. I expect it
to be a turning point in my career," he further added.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali is producing "Gabbar", which
went on floors recently.
With over three decades of experience in the industry,
54-year-old Suman is known for southern movies such as "Annamayya",
"Kuruvi" and "Bindaas".
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