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Kamal Haasan: I'm ready to act along with Rajinikanth again; what matters is a proper script for us

The veteran actor-filmmaker was interacting with the press in Chennai,

Thinkal Menon
Jun 09, 2022
Kamal Haasan: I'm ready to act along with Rajinikanth again; what matters is a proper script for us

Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth

It looks like there is no stopping Kamal Haasan as far as promotion of Vikram is concerned. After ensuring that he comes up with something or the other everyday to make heads turn, he has now attended the film's success meet event at Chennai, accompanied by director Lokesh Kanagaraj.

He answered a few questions asked by the press and expressed happiness on the massive success of the movie. On the possibility of reviving his shelved projects Marudhanayagam, Sabash Naidu and Marmayogi, Kamal said that he feels a little disinterested as he has travelled a long time with those works.

He opened up, "It's not that I have lost interest. But since I have watched these projects closely for many years, I don't feel that these are new films. These projects can be revived if others who are interested in them are ready to join hands with me. I don't want to revive it alone, as I might get stuck alone."

When asked about celebrating the success of Vikram in a massive manner, Ulaganayagan said that he has done it in the past, too. "I remember Apoorva Sagodharargal, Avvai Shanmugi and Ek Duuje Ke Liye faring similarly at the box office, and we had a lot of celebrations back then as well," he recollected.

A couple of years ago, there were reports that Kamal Haasan and Lokesh Kanagaraj might join hands with Rajinikanth. Kamal said that he's ready to act along with Rajini, but he feels that a right script is the need-of-the-hour.

Kamal also added that with the success of Vikram, he's happy that another Indian movie has hit the bull's eye at the box office, and dismissed unnecessary comparisons between film industries in south India and north India.

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