Mumbai
(UNI):
Bollywood
actor
Sunny
Deol
who
makes
a
comeback
after
nearly
two
years
with
Naksha
admits
that
his
back
problem
was
a
handicap
and
he
had
learnt
to
live
with
it.
Sunny's
last
release
was
Jo
Bole
So
Nihal
which
was
embroiled
into
controversy
for
allegedly
hurting
Sikh
sentiments
and
bomb
blasts
in
Delhi
theatres
which
were
screening
the
movie.
"Every
body
knows
I
was
unwell
and
hence
I
had
to
take
a
sabbatical.
But,
now
I
want
to
work
and
work.
Every
year,
I
should
have
three
to
five
releases,''
Sunny
said
while
interacting
with
the
media
here
on
Saturday
evening.
Tolu
Bajaj's
Naksha
directed
by
Bajaj's
son
debutant
Sachin
releases
on
September
eight.
The
film
stars
-
Jackie
Shroff,
Vivek
Oberoi
and
Sameera
Reddy
besides
Sunny.
His
next
release
include,
Kafila,
Devdhar
Gandhi,
Fool
and
Final
and
his
home
production
Apne.
''Most
of
my
films
were
delayed
due
to
my
ill
health.
But,
now
all
the
problems
have
been
sorted
out
and
all
the
films
will
be
released
by
this
year,''
he
added.
Sunny
said
he
was
on
scripts
for
his
directorial
venture
and
would
make
a
final
announcement
in
the
middle
or
end
of
next
year.
Sunny's
first
directorial
movie
was
Dillagi.
He
said
he
was
also
working
on
co-productions
in
which
the
finances
will
be
handled
by
the
other
company
while
he
would
look
after
the
creative
aspect.
''I
am
a
bad
funds
manager,''
he
said
and
added
that
talks
are
in
final
stages
with
K
Sera
Sera
banner.
Referring
to
Naksha,
Sunny
said
the
movie
was
an
adventure
film
with
light
comedy
and
action.
To
a
question
on
whether
there
was
a
deliberate
attempt
to
shift
from
his
action
image,
Sunny
said
that
was
not
the
case.
''Even
Fool
and
Final
directed
by
Ahmed
Khan
is
a
fun
film.
I
want
to
focus
on
good
meaningful
and
entertaining
cinema,''
he
added.
Sunny
said
the
script
and
idea
of
Naksha
appealed
to
him.
''I
am
fond
of
working
with
young
directors
because
of
their
honesty.
But,
when
they
become
successful
and
carve
a
niche
for
themselves,
there
is
change
in
their
attitude,''
the
actor
whose
differences
with
directors
like
Rahul
Rawail
and
Raj
Kumar
Santoshi
are
well
known,
said.
However,
the
actor
clarified
that
he
had
no
problems
working
with
these
two
directors
again.
Speaking
about
Apne,
Sunny
said
the
film
was
close
to
him
because
he
will
feature
with
his
father
Dharmendra
and
younger
brother
Bobby
Deol
in
the
movie.
''For
several
years,
I
was
looking
for
a
script
which
would
suit
all
of
us.
There
is
an
emotional
bond
in
the
film
and
we
are
all
emotional
people.
The
story
is
about
joint
family
with
boxing
as
the
background,''
he
added.
Leading
distributor
Tolu
Bajaj
who
has
ventured
into
production
for
the
first
time
with
Naksha
said
his
son
Akshay
was
the
producer
and
other
son
Sachin
was
the
director.
''I
had
made
up
my
mind
to
enter
production
seven
to
eight
years
ago.
Sachin
wanted
to
take
his
own
time.
He
assisted
Ashok
Amritraj
for
two
of
his
films,
Tamil
film
director
Shankar,
Indra
Kumar
for
Mann
and
Ashiq
before
taking
the
plunge
on
his
own,''
Bajaj
said.
Similarly,
my
productions
like
'Baraat'
never
took
off
because
of
various
production
problems.
With
Naksha
we
found
a
film
with
universal
appeal,
he
added.
''Adventure
films
are
liked
by
children.
Besides,
it
has
comedy,
action
and
is
a
complete
entertainer,''
he
added.
He
said
he
had
shot
Naksha
in
Thailand,
New
Zealand
and
Panchagani.
''This
film
belongs
to
'Indiana
Jones'
genre,''
he
added.