Prabhu Deva is currently working on his film Rambo Rajkumar which features Shahid Kapoor and Sonakshi Sinha.
Mumbai:
The Indian entertainment industry's male dancing icon Prabhu Deva says he has no time to brood over his loneliness.
"Of course, I'd like someone in my life. And of course, when I go home in the evening I wish there was someone waiting for me. But very honestly, I don't have time to be lonely. My work fills up most of my day and when I get home I just want to sleep. As for company, I've some good friends in Mumbai and Chennai," he said.
For his 40th birthday, Prabhu Deva flew home to Chennai to be with his two sons and very close friends.
Said the choreographer-dancer-actor-director emotionally, "These are friends with whom I go back a long way, from outside and the film industry. I haven't met some of them for over a year because of my hectic schedules. I've flown back to Chennai to be with them on my birthday. No party. Just a quiet get-together."
Prabhu Deva made his mark as an actor with films like Kadhalan and Raasaiyya. Later, he went behind the camera to direct hits like Pokkiri, Wanted and Rowdy Rathore.
On turning 40, Prabhu Deva quipped: "I've heard life starts at 40. I wouldn't know until I get there... I suspect 40 would just be another number. I have never allowed myself to stop and consider my age. I've always been on the move."
Looking back on the year that was, Prabhu Deva admitted it has been a whirligig of activities.
"I am wearing a number of hats and I've had to move to Mumbai because of the workload in the Hindi cinema. While I love dancing, and even acting in ABCD - Anybody Can Dance was fun, I remain at heart a choreographer," he said.
Everyone in Mumbai wants a piece of Prabhu Deva.
"I guess I am lucky. I've been working just as hard from the time I started 25 years ago. So we can't say it's hard work that has suddenly got me so much work in Mumbai. It's a lot of luck and some hard work. I am glad to be in demand as a director. But like I said, I consider myself a choreographer at heart," he said.
He flies back to Mumbai immediately after his birthday.
"I am enjoying the workload. Looking back at my 40 years, I see no reason to complain. God has been kind. Yes, there have been setbacks. But I've survived," he said.
"Of course, I'd like someone in my life. And of course, when I go home in the evening I wish there was someone waiting for me. But very honestly, I don't have time to be lonely. My work fills up most of my day and when I get home I just want to sleep. As for company, I've some good friends in Mumbai and Chennai," he said.
For his 40th birthday, Prabhu Deva flew home to Chennai to be with his two sons and very close friends.
Said the choreographer-dancer-actor-director emotionally, "These are friends with whom I go back a long way, from outside and the film industry. I haven't met some of them for over a year because of my hectic schedules. I've flown back to Chennai to be with them on my birthday. No party. Just a quiet get-together."
Prabhu Deva made his mark as an actor with films like Kadhalan and Raasaiyya. Later, he went behind the camera to direct hits like Pokkiri, Wanted and Rowdy Rathore.
On turning 40, Prabhu Deva quipped: "I've heard life starts at 40. I wouldn't know until I get there... I suspect 40 would just be another number. I have never allowed myself to stop and consider my age. I've always been on the move."
Looking back on the year that was, Prabhu Deva admitted it has been a whirligig of activities.
"I am wearing a number of hats and I've had to move to Mumbai because of the workload in the Hindi cinema. While I love dancing, and even acting in ABCD - Anybody Can Dance was fun, I remain at heart a choreographer," he said.
Everyone in Mumbai wants a piece of Prabhu Deva.
"I guess I am lucky. I've been working just as hard from the time I started 25 years ago. So we can't say it's hard work that has suddenly got me so much work in Mumbai. It's a lot of luck and some hard work. I am glad to be in demand as a director. But like I said, I consider myself a choreographer at heart," he said.
He flies back to Mumbai immediately after his birthday.
"I am enjoying the workload. Looking back at my 40 years, I see no reason to complain. God has been kind. Yes, there have been setbacks. But I've survived," he said.
