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Kamal Haasan wants to go global but insists Hollywood not the only option

Kamal Haasan says he wants to do an international film but adds that doing a Hollywood film is not his only option. He adds how if China and India were to collaborate, we could beat the West.

Updated on: May 13, 2017, 12:45:02 IST
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It’s been actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan’s long time dream to work in Hollywood and it’s still intact. However, he says, he wants to make films that can be watched worldwide and that he doesn’t want to make them necessarily in Hollywood. “I want to make a film that can be watched worldwide. Why not Chinese? Because, more people can definitely watch that. Between China and India, we can beat the West.”

Kamal Haasan will make his TV debut with Bigg Boss Tamil where he will play the host. (AFP)
Kamal Haasan will make his TV debut with Bigg Boss Tamil where he will play the host. (AFP)

The veteran actor is gearing up for his television debut as the host of Tamil version of Bigg Boss. In an interview to Times of India, he said, he chose to be part of the show because of its reach. “I would say that it is the demography of the audience and the number of people you can reach that made me take this. And, of course, the money you get also matters. I am in this business for the money, and I won’t be doing films for free. What also matters is that television’s reach is fantastic because in the case of movies, you have to sell tickets, etc. So, for me, the more the merrier. Both the audience and the money is good.”

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