R Madhavan does not want to romance with young actresses: Said - now I will select the role according to age

Bollywood actor R Madhavan has openly talked about romancing young actresses and playing films according to age, during a recent interview. At the same time, he also revealed that he did not want to become an actor and that he has never taken acting training from anyone. The Rocketry star also spoke about how he select his films.

Madhavan wants to do age-appropriate roles

Madhavan says, \"I want to do roles according to my age. I don\'t want to romance a young actress. If I am being offered a romantic film, it should be according to my age or so that.\" There has to be content that is right for me.\" The actor told that as an artist, he always follows his gut feeling. Madhavan said, \"I go where I connect emotionally. If a role appeals to me, then I do it.\"

Madhavan did not want to be an actor

Madhavan further told that he never wanted to become an actor. Talking about it, he said, \"It was all just part of finding my way. I realized long ago that nothing can be predicted about the industry. I am behind the same things.\" Gaya, which brought me joy and made sure I was playing the right cards from my side. I never wanted to be an actor, nor did I ever take any training to become an actor. In the industry, There was no one from my family and I did not know anyone, yet I am still here. It means that I must have made the right decision.\"

The film career of R Madhavan

R Madhavan became a well-known name in the acting world after he featured in the Tamil film \'Alaypayunthe\'. The actor entered Bollywood with \'Rehna Hai Tere Dil Mein\', after which he has done super hit films like \'Dil Vil Pyaar Vyar\', \'Rang De Basanti\', \'Guru\', \'Tanu Weds Manu\'. The actor has also worked in TV shows like \'Banegi Apni Baat\', \'Aarohan\', \'Ghar Jamai\', \'Sea Hawks\' and \'Saya\'. Right now he is all set for the release of his directorial debut film Rocketry: The Nambi Effect. The film will release in cinemas on July 1.

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