

Is Ghajini based on the English film Memento? We plan to take up that movie (perhaps by the end of the year) after I finish my present project, Stalin. Apart from Aamir, however, the rest of the cast has not been decided. I am happy as it will be seen all over the country. When I met him, he said he would like to re-do it in Hindi. Aamir said it was good but, after a few days, surprised me by asking if I could come to Mumbai on a particular date. Pradeep Rawat, who acted in Ghajini, felt the movie should be seen by Aamir Khan.

We work hard and definitely look forward to a hit.Īamir Khan has shown interest in remaking the film� From the second day onwards, I start thinking about whether this success will be sustained over the next few days. When a film releases successfully on the first day, the enjoyment is only for a day. I didn't expect the Telugu version to be such a great hit. How's life after the stupendous success of Ghajini? In a conversation with Radhika Rajamani, the director talks about his early life, his passion for movies and his career. He has, however, not adapted any of his short stories for the big screen so far. Murugadoss, initially a raconteur who wrote short stories in school and college, now translates his storytelling skills to celluloid. This comes soon after the Telugu dubbed version was also a super hit.įor now, the diminutive Murugadoss is directing megastar Chiranjeevi in Stalin, his first Telugu venture ( Ramana was remade in Telugu as Tagore, with Chiranjeevi helmed by V V Vinayak). Now, none other than Aamir Khan wants to remake Ghajini in Hindi. He has, to date, directed superstars like Ajith, Vijaykanth and Surya.Ī R Murugadoss is definitely a happy man. The unpretentious lad from Kallakurichi town near Salem has made it big from the word go. H e is just 32, looks a lot younger, and already has a few blockbusters to his name - Deena, Ramana and the latest, Ghajini - all in Tamil.
