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"I've grown up playing cricket so this acting stuff is brand new. That keeps it fresh and exciting," said Brett Lee

"It (meeting) was organic and seamless friendship. We had fabulous time working together. We had great time shooting in Australia. Brett is witty, funny and a great guy," Tannishtha said

The cast of UNindian along with director Anupam Sharma reportedly met producer Sajid Nadiadwala

Brett Lee, who is making his acting debut with Australian film "Unindian", is excited about biopic on Sachin Tendulkar.

The film is romantic comedy about Meera, an Indian origin woman settled in Sydney, who falls in love with an Australian man, Will, which is considered 'unindian'.

Brett Lee's debut movie "unINDIAN" will be screened at the Antipodes Festival at Cannes during the ongoing Cannes Film Festival

Bollywood-styled, cross-cultural Australian comedy stars former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee in the lead. Tannishtha Chatterjee, Supriya Pathak and Gulshan Grover also star in the movie. The film was shot over a period of 4-5 months in the beautiful locale of Australia

"I thought the hardest part before I started filming was to do the dialogue. There's about 119 scenes, which is pages and pages of dialogue. To try and memorise that, I thought I had absolutely no chance of doing that. I thought the acting part would be easier," he said

Brett Lee is all set to make his debut as an actor in a Bollywood-themed romantic film titled "unIndian".

"unINDIAN" is an Australian romantic comedy which follows the chequered path of Aussie bloke Will as he attempts to woo the gorgeous Indian woman Meera, who lives in Sydney with her daughter.

Brett, in an embroidered sherwani, watches Tannishtha dance

Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee took time off his cricket World Cup commentary to shoot a dramatic dance sequence for the upcoming cross-cultural film - UnIndian.

Brett Lee is playing the lead in a movie titled 'UnIndian', a 4.5 million dollar project being shot under the recently established Australia India Film Fund (AIFF).

Brett had earlier made a cameo in Hindi film Victory and also appeared in Indian music videos

"I've grown up playing cricket so this acting stuff is brand new. That keeps it fresh and exciting," said Brett Lee

"It (meeting) was organic and seamless friendship. We had fabulous time working together. We had great time shooting in Australia. Brett is witty, funny and a great guy," Tannishtha said

The cast of UNindian along with director Anupam Sharma reportedly met producer Sajid Nadiadwala

Brett Lee, who is making his acting debut with Australian film "Unindian", is excited about biopic on Sachin Tendulkar.

The film is romantic comedy about Meera, an Indian origin woman settled in Sydney, who falls in love with an Australian man, Will, which is considered 'unindian'.

Brett Lee's debut movie "unINDIAN" will be screened at the Antipodes Festival at Cannes during the ongoing Cannes Film Festival

Bollywood-styled, cross-cultural Australian comedy stars former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee in the lead. Tannishtha Chatterjee, Supriya Pathak and Gulshan Grover also star in the movie. The film was shot over a period of 4-5 months in the beautiful locale of Australia

"I thought the hardest part before I started filming was to do the dialogue. There's about 119 scenes, which is pages and pages of dialogue. To try and memorise that, I thought I had absolutely no chance of doing that. I thought the acting part would be easier," he said

Brett Lee is all set to make his debut as an actor in a Bollywood-themed romantic film titled "unIndian".

"unINDIAN" is an Australian romantic comedy which follows the chequered path of Aussie bloke Will as he attempts to woo the gorgeous Indian woman Meera, who lives in Sydney with her daughter.

Brett, in an embroidered sherwani, watches Tannishtha dance

Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee took time off his cricket World Cup commentary to shoot a dramatic dance sequence for the upcoming cross-cultural film - UnIndian.

Brett Lee is playing the lead in a movie titled 'UnIndian', a 4.5 million dollar project being shot under the recently established Australia India Film Fund (AIFF).

Brett had earlier made a cameo in Hindi film Victory and also appeared in Indian music videos