Key Points

Dhanush opened up about shooting with Rashmika Mandanna in challenging conditions for their upcoming film 'Kuberaa'. The actor reflected on how the experience took him back to his humble beginnings. He also humorously mentioned Rashmika's resilience during the dump yard shoot. Dhanush credited his directors for helping him avoid typecasting throughout his career.

Key Points: Dhanush Reveals Rashmika Kuberaa Dump Yard Shoot Experience

  • Dhanush and Rashmika shot for 6-7 hours in a dump yard for 'Kuberaa'
  • Actor recalls humble roots and nostalgic experience
  • Credits directors for avoiding typecast in 20-year career
  • Film also stars Nagarjuna under Sekhar Kammula's direction
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Rashmika and I shot in a dump yard for six to seven hours for 'Kuberaa', says Dhanush

Dhanush shares nostalgic insights on filming with Rashmika Mandanna in a dump yard for Sekhar Kammula's 'Kuberaa' and reflects on his humble beginnings.

Rashmika and I shot in a dump yard for six to seven hours for 'Kuberaa', says Dhanush
"To go back there to see that world again was very enlightening and nostalgic. - Dhanush"

Chennai, June 10

Actor Dhanush, who plays the lead along with Telugu star Nagarjuna and Rashmika Mandanna in director Sekhar Kammula's eagerly awaited upcoming entertainer 'Kuberaa', has now disclosed that Rashmika and he had to shoot in a dumpyard for six to seven hours for a sequence in the film.

Dhanush, who participating in an event organised to release the single 'Pippi Pippi Dum Dum Dum' from the film in Mumbai, was asked about memorable incidents that happened while shooting for the film. "Rashmika and I shot in a dumpyard for six-seven hours," Dhanush said, and jokingly added, "Rashmika was alright. She was like I can't smell anything."

The actor, in a serious tone, then said, "I read a lot of things that said that we shot with masks... it was not that big a deal. It was fine. But to see another part of the world, a side which you are not exposed to... You are always in your comfort zone where you are really comfortable.You do what's convenient. To be protected. At least some of us are very protected. I come from there. I come from very humble, rooted beginnings. Today, I am here by God's grace. I have seen that. To go back there to see that world again was very enlightening and nostalgic. I really am thankful to this film for so many reasons and taking me back to my childhood was one of them."

The actor was also asked about he had never repeated a role despite being in the film industry for two decades.

Responding to this question on how he had managed to stay away from being typecast, the actor said, "I am just like a processor. computers. I don't do much of the hard work. You need data right. My directors feed me the data. Most of the work they do, I just process it. I am just a processor. All credits to the filmmakers I have worked with."

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- IANS

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Priya K.
Dhanush always keeps it real! Love how he acknowledges his roots while being such a big star now. Shooting in a dumpyard for hours shows his dedication. Can't wait for Kuberaa - the combination of Dhanush, Nagarjuna and Rashmika looks 🔥
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Rahul M.
Respect for actors who go out of their comfort zones for films. But I hope the production team took proper safety measures - dumpyards can have dangerous materials and health hazards. Safety shouldn't be compromised for cinema.
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Sunita P.
Dhanush's humility is so refreshing! "I'm just a processor" - what a way to credit his directors. This is why he's remained relevant for 20 years while others fade away. Also, Rashmika seems like such a sport - shooting in those conditions without complaints. Girl power! 💪
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Arjun V.
The song 'Pippi Pippi Dum Dum Dum' is already stuck in my head! Dhanush's choice of scripts is always interesting. From small films to pan-India projects, he balances everything so well. Hope Kuberaa lives up to the expectations!
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Meena S.
While I appreciate the dedication, I wonder if such shoots glamorize poverty? Many Indians actually live near dumpyards not by choice but necessity. Maybe films could also highlight solutions to these problems rather than just using them as backdrops.
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Vikram J.
Dhanush-Rashmika combo is something new! After Pushpa, Rashmika is getting interesting projects. And Dhanush sir - what can I say? The man is a legend in the making. 20 years and still experimenting - that's the mark of a true artist.

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