Madhavan rejected Vijay’s 3 Idiots remake: ‘Shankar called it a quickie, rang alarm bells’ | Bollywood News
Before R Madhavan played the role inspired by Ajit Doval in the Dhurandhar franchise, one of his most popular and most loved roles was from the film 3 Idiots. In Rajkumar Hirani’s film, led by Aamir Khan, Madhavan played Farhan, the guy who leaves engineering just before he graduates to pursue his dream of becoming a wildlife photographer. The role got him massive fame but despite all the love, Madhavan chose not to play the same role in the Tamil adaptation of the film, Nanban, directed by Shankar. In an earlier chat with Chetan Bhagat on his YouTube channel, Madhavan explained his decision and implied that he made a bunch of excuses because he did not trust the filmmaking process for the Tamil version. Chetan was the writer of the source material, Five Point Someone, which inspired these films. When asked why he chose to reject Nanban, Madhavan shared a “big formula” from his life that has often helped him – “look beyond the obvious.” ALSO READ | Dhamaal 4 movie review: Unfunny jokes, CGI …









