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Aishwarya Rai may make Hollywood entry next year
Bangalore, Dec 06: Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai today virtually confirmed that she would make her Hollywood debut next year and said an announcement about it would be made shortly.
Bangalore, Dec 06: Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai today
virtually confirmed that she would make her Hollywood debut
next year and said an announcement about it would be made
shortly.
"I had excellent meetings (with concerned agencies) in
US. I have come back with a number of scripts. I am going
through the scripts and I am open to work in the latter half
of next year," Rai, whose attempts at entering international
film arena is hotly speculated upon in Bollywood circles, told
reporters here.
Stepping into Hollywood for her meant "representing
Indian talent," said Rai.
She said she was in US recently for a charity show
function where she had meetings with the agencies. "I have
tied up with the managers", she said adding a press
announcement about a forthcoming Hollywood project would be
made shortly.
But the former Miss World made it clear that starring in an English film meant no more to her than acting in a language movie like Tamil or Bengali. "It is just another film. English films would mean just that".
Rai said she would have to be "excited" by the script, the role and the director of the film.
Flush with the runaway success of "Devdas", in which she was cast opposite Shahrukh Khan, she noted the "overwhelming response" to the film abroad and said the international media was "extremely encouraging".
Bureau Report
But the former Miss World made it clear that starring in an English film meant no more to her than acting in a language movie like Tamil or Bengali. "It is just another film. English films would mean just that".
Rai said she would have to be "excited" by the script, the role and the director of the film.
Flush with the runaway success of "Devdas", in which she was cast opposite Shahrukh Khan, she noted the "overwhelming response" to the film abroad and said the international media was "extremely encouraging".
Bureau Report