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Madhavan happy with Guru role

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,January 17 2007]

“I have no qualms playing a cameo in Guru. I am happy that I was part of a Manirathnam film,” says Madhavan.

The charming actor, who played a scribe in Guru, says, “Though it was a brief role, people appreciate my performance and all credits should go to Mani sir for it.”

The actor says, “I relish the company of Manirathnam and Kamal Hassan. Both have taught me the nuances of acting.”

“If Mani sir helped me get my basics right, Kamal Hassan polished my acting skills in doing comical roles. People around me said that my role would be subdued when acting alongside Kamal. But he encouraged me and gave me enough screen space in Anbae Sivam,” he adds.

With several movies lined up, Madhavan is optimistic of leaving an impression in Kollywood this 2007.

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