Actors
like
Anil
Kapoor,
Irrfan
Khan
and
Nimrat
Kaur
may
be
making
inroads
into
the
Hollywood
scene,
but
actor
Imran
Khan
feels
the
American
film
industry
lacks
good
roles
for
Indian
talent.
"To
be
honest,
I
don't
think
Indian
actors
get
good
roles
in
Hollywood.
You
either
get
to
be
the
hero's
friend,
the
guy
who
owns
the
7-Eleven
(convenience
store)
on
the
corner," the
31-year-old
said
here
Wednesday
on
the
sidelines
of
the
ongoing
Mumbai
Film
Festival
here.
"The
truth
is
there
are
no
good
roles
for
Indians
in
Hollywood.
I
am
very
happy
here,"
added
the
actor,
who
has
been
seen
in
movies
like
Jaane
Tu...Ya
Jaane,
I
Hate
Luv
Storys
and
Delhi
Belly.
Anil,
who
featured
in
a
key
role
in
Oscar-winning
British
film
Slumdog
Millionaire,
was
seen
in
a
small
role
in
Tom
Cruise-starrer
Misson
Impossible:
Ghost
Protocol
and
was
also
seen
in
the
eighth
season
of
American
TV
series
24.
Irrfan
has
featured
in
international
films
like
A
Mighty
Heart,
The
Amazing
Spider-Man
and
Life
of
Pi,
while
Nimrat
was
roped
in
for
a
part
in
the
fourth
season
of
the
American
TV
series
Homeland.
Others
in
the
list
are
Ali
Fazal,
who
has
a
cameo
in
Fast
&
Furious
7
and
Arfi
Lamba,
who
has
bagged
the
film
The
Key
Project
with
Lady
Gaga
and
Akon.