Nawazuddin has no burning ambition to go to Hollywood

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Nawazuddin has no burning ambition to go to Hollywood

Friday, 03 March 2017 | IANS | Mumbai

Nawazuddin has no burning ambition to go to Hollywood

Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who is only seen in one sequence of Garth Davis's Oscar-nominated film "lion", says he has no interest in doing small parts in international films just to be visible abroad.
 
It's a sequence where in a small apartment in Kolkata he's seen plotting with actress Tannishtha Chatterjee to cause harm to the film's little protagonist Sunny Pawar.
 
Nawazuddin is on the screen for barely three to four minutes. Not a very auspicious beginning to his international career. But the actor has another story to tell. 
 
"I've no interest in doing small parts in international films just to be visible abroad. I'm very happy with the work that I am getting here in my own country. Of course, I'm open to offers from any part of the world -- Why just HollywoodIJ -- as long as the part is interesting," he said.
 
As for "lion", he said: "Ddirector Garth Davis personally called me and requested me to do the part. I couldn't say no. It was a good experience. But I don't see 'lion' as my international launch. The film will benefit two Indian actors -- Dev Patel and the little boy Sunny Pawar who is phenomenal."

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