By:
Subhash
K.
Jha,
IndiaFM
Monday,
July
16,
2007
"You
can
never
learn
enough
about
acting," asserts
Randeep
Hooda
as
he
prepares
to
go
back
to
school.
Subhash
Ghai's
Whistling
Wood,
as
it
happens
to
be.
For
all
practical
purposes
Randeep
is
going
to
Whistling
Wood
on
two-week
tenure
as
a
lecturer.
"But
more
than
teaching,
I'm
going
to
school
for
learning.
Because
I
feel
teachers
like
Subhash
Ghai
and
my
mentor
Naseeruddin
Shah
will
have
a
lot
more
to
offer
me
than
I'd
have
to
offer
to
the
students."
Hence
while
teaching
the
students
at
Whistling
Wood
Randeep's
primary
motivation
is
to
imbibe
from
the
acting
maestros
who
would
come
to
lecture
in
the
school.
"This
would
give
me
a
chance
to
prepare
for
my
role
of
the
calendar-art
painter
Ravi
Raja
Varma
in
Ketan
Mehta's
film.
The
character
has
no
reference
points
and
I
need
to
build
on
it
from
thin
air.
I
need
guidance" says
Randeep
who
has
had
huge
fun
working
on
the
romantic
comedy
Love
Game
.
"It
features
some
of
the
most
beautiful
actresses
I've
worked
with.
I've
always
been
surrounded
by
beauty."
The
actor
will
now
disappear
into
Whistling
Wood
for
two
weeks.
"It's
important
for
every
creative
artiste
to
refurbish
himself.
I
don't
want
to
grow
jaded."