Suneel
Darshan
is
going
global!
He
has
decided
to
put
up
a
stall
at
the
famed
Cannes
Film
Festival
and
showcase
his
catalogue
to
the
world
market.
"A
majority
of
my
films
have
done
remarkable
business
in
Britain,
South
Africa,
Gulf
and
Fiji.
If
the
films
can
prove
lucrative
business
propositions
in
these
countries,
I
am
sure
the
rest
of
the
world
will
embrace
my
cinema
with
equal
enthusiasm.
In
fact,
the
success
of
my
last
few
films
in
the
Overseas
territory
has
propelled
me
to
take
my
catalogue
to
Cannes
and
explore
territories
that
were
hitherto
unexplored
by
Hindi
film-makers," Suneel
reveals.
Suneel's
critics
strongly
feel
that
his
films
tackle
traditional
Indian
themes,
for
which
he
has
received
a
fair
amount
of
criticism
too.
"Criticism
doesn't
bother
me.
I
am
going
to
Cannes
to
promote
my
cinema.
With
the
world
slowly
waking
up
to
Bollywood,
I
want
to
give
them
a
taste
of
traditional
Indian
cinema.
What's
the
harm
if
I
do
so?"
he
asks.
After
making
a
series
of
films
with
Akshay
Kumar,
Suneel
is
now
promoting
Bobby
Deol
in
a
big
way.
"You'll
agree
that
Bobby's
market
in
the
Overseas
territory
was
quite
low
before
Barsaat
and
Dosti.
These
two
films
changed
Bobby's
fortunes,
so
much
so
that
a
Humko
Tumse
Pyaar
Hai
has
also
enjoyed
a
good
run
in
U.K.,
faring
much
better
than
films
like
Family,
Zinda
and
even
Taxi
No
9211.
Bobby's
work
has
also
caught
the
attention
of
Aditya
Chopra,
who
has
also
signed
him
for
one
of
his
forthcoming
films,"
he
states.
There's
talk
that
Suneel
has
once
again
roped
in
Bobby
for
his
next
venture,
which
will
witness
the
actor
portraying
a
negative
role.
Co-starring
in
the
film
is
the
new
kid
on
the
block,
Upen
Patel.
"I
wouldn't
like
to
reveal
much
at
this
juncture
since
I
am
keen
to
announce
the
film
with
a
bang," Suneel
doesn't
deny
the
development.
The
film
is
expected
to
roll
in
June.
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