much-awaited Malayalam flick
Urumi to hit screens. Talent scouting “I plan to approach Rani for the role once I’ m back in Mumbai,” says Kashyap, who has been
shooting Gangs of Wasseypur in
Benaras for the past few
months. “I was blown away by her performance in NOKJ.” Sources inform that Anurag was
impressed with Rani’ s performance in Sanjay Leela
Bhansali’ s Black. “Anurag has always felt that Rani is one of
the most gifted actors around.
But he didn’ t have an appropriate role for her. Now, he
feels Rani is perfect for his
next,” says a source. Not long ago, Rani made
headlines for her powerful outing
in Raj Kumar Gupta’ s NOKJ. Sources say he plans to cast
Rani in his dark comedy thriller,
Ghanchakkar.
“Right now, I’ m wrapping up the last draft of my script. Once I am
through, I will think about
casting,” says Gupta. The film will hit the floors by June. And unlike
NOKJ, Ghan chakkar requires only
one female protagonist.
Rani, on her part, has already
clarified that she is looking for
challenging roles. “I want to come out with two-three films every
year, but I’ ve not been really lucky in getting the roles that I
really want,” she said around the release of NOKJ.
Mean while, the buzz in south film
circles suggests that Kashyap’ s film could be a remake of M
Sasikumar’ s Tamil hit Subramaniapuram since he’ s “very impressed” with the film. In fact, Kashyap was recently in
Chennai for the audio launch of
Sasikumar’s second Tamil film, Easan.
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