Dhanush is making his Bollywood debut with Raanjhanaa
Mumbai:
Kolaveri Di made him famous beyond south but actor-singer Dhanush says the Tamil song has startedhaunting him.
The song, in English and Tamil, is from Dhanush's Tamil movie 3 and talks about the heartbreak of a boy. It became an instant rage online and inspired many parodies soon afterits release.
Dhanush, 29, however, finds it hard to move beyond the song.
"It is just annoying after a point. I don't want to singthat song anymore. It has started haunting me and I just want to stay away from it. Everywhere I go people associate me with it, I want to get away from it," he said.
Meanwhile, the actor, who is making his Bollywood debut with Hindi film Raanjhanaa, says he was not looking for a career in Bollywood, but the film came to him by chance.
"Not knowing Hindi or entering a new space never bothered me but the only problem was I did not have that kind of timeand was not ready to do a Hindi film. But the script convinced me and I am glad I took it up," said Dhanush.
The actor, who is not very fluent with Hindi, feels had heknown the language it would have been more comfortable to shoot the film.
"I didn't take any Hindi classes because I didn't have time. Anand sir and my writer helped me with the language onsets. They made sure I did it right. If I knew the language better I could have given more and been more comfortable."
The song, in English and Tamil, is from Dhanush's Tamil movie 3 and talks about the heartbreak of a boy. It became an instant rage online and inspired many parodies soon afterits release.
Dhanush, 29, however, finds it hard to move beyond the song.
"It is just annoying after a point. I don't want to singthat song anymore. It has started haunting me and I just want to stay away from it. Everywhere I go people associate me with it, I want to get away from it," he said.
Meanwhile, the actor, who is making his Bollywood debut with Hindi film Raanjhanaa, says he was not looking for a career in Bollywood, but the film came to him by chance.
"Not knowing Hindi or entering a new space never bothered me but the only problem was I did not have that kind of timeand was not ready to do a Hindi film. But the script convinced me and I am glad I took it up," said Dhanush.
The actor, who is not very fluent with Hindi, feels had heknown the language it would have been more comfortable to shoot the film.
"I didn't take any Hindi classes because I didn't have time. Anand sir and my writer helped me with the language onsets. They made sure I did it right. If I knew the language better I could have given more and been more comfortable."
