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Holiday director AR Murugadoss doesn't like his films' remakes
"I don't like to watch my own films being remade by others (directors). There is some kind of fear when I see others doing (directing) my films. When I see the changes, I feel bad," he said.
Director AR Murugadoss said here on Tuesday that he dislikes watching the remake of his films due to the changes made in them.
"I don't like to watch my own films being remade by others (directors). There is some kind of fear when I see others doing (directing) my films. When I see the changes, I feel bad. So I don't want to watch remakes of my films," Murugadoss said. he is ready with Aksay Kumar-starrer
now.
Murugadoss is known for making the Aamir Khan starrer Ghajini. His Tamil hits remade in Bollywood by other directors include the Salman Khan starrer Jai Ho and Akshay Kumar's yet to be released movie Gabbar.
The filmmaker said he enjoys watching Bollywood movies. "I liked Vicky Donor, Barfi and Ram Leela. I loved these movies. Each of them were entertainers in their own space," he said, adding that he would like to work with Salman, Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir, Akshay and Ranbir Kapoor.
Murugadoss is looking forward to his second Bollywood release
which is a remake of his 2012 Tamil action hit called Thuppakki.
Holiday features Akshay and Sonakshi Sinha in lead roles, along with Govinda in a supporting role.
The movie, which has been produced by Vipul Shah, is scheduled to release on June 6.
