Actor Abbas returns to Kannada films with Appu Pappu
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oi-Shekhar Hooli
By Sampurn Wire
South
Indian
actor
Abbas,
who
was
a
big
name
in
Tamil
films
in
the
90s,
has
come
back
to
the
Kannada
film
industry
after
a
long
gap
of
10
years.
Earlier,
he
has
acted
in
the
Kannada
movie
Shanti
Shanti
Shanti
with
renowned
actors
Madhavan
and
Prakash
Raj,
which
was
released
in
2000.
Now,
the
actor
is
back
to
Sandalwood
with
Soundaraya
Jagadish's
film
Appu
Pappu.
Speaking
about
his
comeback,
Abbas
says
that
he
was
supposed
to
work
on
a
movie
for
Rockline
Productions
after
his
first
Kannada
film.
He
was
required
to
shoot
mostly
in
America
and
the
9/11
attacks
happened
at
that
time
and
he
could
not
attend
the
shooting
there.
The
actor
adds
that
he
does
not
know
what
happened
to
that
film
thereafter.
Following
this,
he
received
many
other
Kannada
film
offers
but
he
did
not
find
them
exciting
or
lucrative
enough.
Informing
about
Appu
Pappu,
Abbas
says
that
it
is
about
a
little
boy
and
an
orangutan.
He
is
playing
father
of
the
young
boy
and
the
movie
deals
with
a
family
oriented
subject.
The
actor
said
he
has
got
a
very
lovable
character
to
play
in
the
film,
which
mainly
explores
the
father-son
relationship.
Abbas
said
that
he
could
easily
relate
to
the
emotional
scenes
of
his
character
as
in
real
life
also
he
has
a
little
son.
Abbas
adds
that
it
has
been
a
fun
journey
for
him
to
shoot
for
the
film.
He
had
most
of
the
fun
times
while
shooting
in
Cambodia
as
cast
and
crew
used
to
hang
out
together
after
pack
up.