MUMBAI: Dhanush’s Bollywood debut “Raanjhanaa” opened to rave reviews when it hit the screens this Friday. His performance is being lauded, but he says he felt happiest when he didn’t come across even a single line complaining about his Hindi dialogue delivery. Dhanush had worked hard to improve his Hindi accent for the movie. “No one complained about my Hindi in any of the reviews,” says the 29-year-old actor, adding, “For me, that’s really big. I had suffered saying the lines and while dubbing (for the movie). So that’s the biggest compliment I have received.”
Talking about his Bollywood plans post “Raanjhanaa,” he says, “I don’t plan my future. God made all my decisions for me. So, I am not planning anything. Whatever comes my way, is enough.”
The actor says music is an important part of his life that he can’t perform without it.
The actor has written songs for few Tamil films like “Mayakkam Enna,” “3,” “Ethir Neechal” and upcoming film “Maryan.”
“Music is my life, without music I will just perish, I cannot perform. Whenever I perform, there is some music running in my head and I perform for that music,” he said.
