Malayalam is difficult-Agashe
Saturday, July 30, 2011 • Tamil
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Though it is a great opportunity to be in Malayalam films, speaking Malayalam before the camera is indeed a difficult thing' observes Mohan Agashe, the famous Bollywood actor. He is seen in an important role in the new movie 'The king and the commissioner' which is having its shoot at Ernakulam. The actor cum Psychiatrist who made it big, acting in villain and character roles in Hindi cinema, had earlier been with Mammootty for the film 'Ambedkar'. And it was this connection that brought Agashe to Malayalam.
Agashe also observes that regional cinema of the south has developer much in content and quality, many fold than film industries from other side of the nation. He also holds great opinion about the shooting atmospheres that prevail in the sets of regional cinema.
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