'Aiyyaa' star Prithviraj Sukumaran is set for directorial debut in Bollywood

>> Sunday, 21 October 2012

Mumbai, Oct 21: After making a success of it in the Malayalam film
industry as an actor, Prithviraj Sukumaran now wants to make it big in
Bollywood and says that he is thinking about going behind the camera
to direct a film.

"Direction is definitely on cards right now. But I don't want to
produce anything in Bollywood because I don't know the industry at
all. I understand that it works differently for an independent
producer here as for a wide release, you need to be backed by a studio
and all that," Prithviraj told IANS.

"Direction was something I almost did couple of years back in
Malayalam, but then I signed 'Ravan' that was postponed. I had a lot
of pressure on me at that time... Hopefully, it (direction) will
happen sometime soon. I would like it to happen," added the actor who
debuted in Bollywood with 'Aiyyaa'.

He admits he is looking for a pad here, but has no plans to say
goodbye to Malayalam films.

"Yes, I am going to buy a property in Mumbai... not that I will
completely shift here because Malayalam cinema has made me what I am
today and my family is there (Kerala)... I will always do films in
Malayalam," he said adding that age is on his side, so he is free to
experiment.

"Fortunately... I am only 30 and I have already made a career where I
can afford to sit back and do one film a year. And that means I have
enough time in hand to invest in Mumbai. I am hoping to get a place in
Mumbai by the end of the year," he added.

Married to Supriya Menon, a BBC reporter who is originally from
Mumbai, Prithviraj says his wife loves the city.

"She (Supriya) would love to shift here. She is just like me - in love
with the city and also she never lived in Kerala... it was a stop gap
for her," said the actor who has full support from his wife to try his
luck in Bollywood.

Talking about his strength, he said: "Only passion can keep you going.
First time when you sign an autograph, it gives you a big kick... and
even when you sign your 10,000th autograph, you feel good...."

"Everything that I need to support my lifestyle, I am getting that
kind of money. There is nothing that I can do with more money. Ya, if
I get more money, I will buy some property but having an estate in
Mahabaleshwar is not going to do anything to your quality of life. All
these things don't matter... what keeps you going most is only
passion."


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