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While the first schedule
of Japanese film Nair San (starring Malayalam superstar
Mohanlal and Hong
Kong super hero Jackie Chan) is all set to start in
the first week of September, Mohanlal is in fact a
little worried about this project. What is the reason
for his worry?
The reason is that he needs to quickly learn two foreign languages: Japanese and Chinese. "I have to dub the film and speak in Japanese and Chinese. I have to learn the languages," said this two-time National Award winning actor, who is now busy learning these two foreign languages!
It is not that easy for a South Indian to learn them and dub. Many people comment that Chinese and Japanese are among the hardest languages in the world. However, some people can learn languages naturally and easily without much effort, while others find it very difficult, since a person's natural aptitude is an important factor in learning a language.
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Meanwhile, talking about Nair San, the true story of
Indian freedom fighter Ayyapan Pillai Madhavan Nair
popularly known as Nair San in Japan, Mohanlal said
he personally knew Nair San, who had later opened a
restaurant chain by the same name in Japan. "I know
that person. I have met him and I have been to his restaurants
in Japan also, long back - I am talking about 23 years
back," he said.
He also confirmed that martial arts hero Jackie Chan
has a cameo role, which will be directed by noted Malayali
director Albert. "It is 160 days of shooting for me.
The film will cover the life of Nair San from age 35
till his death. Maybe he was the first person in the
world to conduct a student agitation against the British.
He fought against the British from Japan. Later, the
Japanese government presented him with the title 'San',"
Mohanlal said.
Mohanlal is very excited about his upcoming project
Kurukshetra to be released on October 2. "It is about
the Kargil war, how it happened and how it ended. We
shot in real locations like Kargil and Drass." However,
he clarified that the film was not a sequel to the earlier
fast-paced action thriller Keertichakra.
Source: OneIndia.in
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