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Antony Varghese Regrets Missing 'Master' Role
2 Sep
Summary
- Antony Varghese missed an opportunity to act with Vijay in 'Master'.
- The actor expressed admiration for Vijay and disappointment over the missed chance.
- The 'I'm Game' promotional event in Chennai featured cast and crew discussions.
The Chennai promotional event for Dulquer Salmaan's action thriller 'I'm Game' was a lively affair. Director Nahas Hidayath's film, set for a worldwide release on September 3, features a cast including Dulquer Salmaan and Antony Varghese.
During the event, Antony Varghese shared his admiration for actor Vijay. He disclosed that he was initially offered the role portrayed by Arjun Das in 'Master' but could not accept due to prior commitments, a decision he now regrets.
Varghese also spoke about his debut film promotion in Chennai, expressing hope for support from Tamil audiences. He praised director Nahas Hidayath and producer Dulquer Salmaan, describing them as good friends. He expressed his belief in 'I'm Game's' potential for success.
Further energizing the event, Varghese mentioned his desire to work with Tamil stars like Ajith Kumar, Rajinikanth, and Suriya. Dulquer Salmaan also expressed confidence in the film's appeal to Tamil audiences.
