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What Happened to Sunny Deol and Sriram Raghavan’s Hollywood-Style Film?

What Happened to Sunny Deol and Sriram Raghavan’s Hollywood-Style Film?

In a recent revelation, acclaimed filmmaker Sriram Raghavan, known for his mastery in creating gripping and unconventional cinema, shared an interesting anecdote about an encounter with Bollywood’s iconic actor, Sunny Deol. While riding high on the success of his latest hit film, “Merry Christmas,” starring Katrina Kaif and Vijay Sethupathi, Raghavan disclosed that Sunny Deol had once approached him for a potential collaboration. According to Raghavan, Sunny Deol expressed his interest in working together and asked if Raghavan was developing a Hollywood-classic-style film.

However, Raghavan explained that he doesn’t usually write roles with specific actors in mind, as this approach has rarely yielded successful results for him. Instead, he prefers to begin the writing process without casting in mind and gradually identifies actors who fit the characters as the story unfolds. Reflecting on his past interaction with Sunny Deol, Raghavan shared that despite the opportunity, he struggled to come up with a script that met the expectations, leaving the collaboration unrealized. Nevertheless, he expressed his desire to work with Sunny Deol and other actors in the future, hinting at more exciting projects in the pipeline.

“Merry Christmas,” Raghavan’s latest offering, has been garnering immense appreciation from both audiences and industry insiders. The mystery-thriller drama, which marked the first major release of the year, has seen favorable box office numbers, further solidifying Sriram Raghavan’s reputation as a director who continually pushes the boundaries of Indian cinema with his unique storytelling.

As Bollywood enthusiasts eagerly await Raghavan’s next project, the filmmaker’s willingness to explore new horizons and collaborate with industry legends like Sunny Deol only adds to the anticipation, promising more intriguing and unconventional cinematic experiences in the years to come.