Sudeep returns to direction with a multilingual, plans to pitch it to Salman Khan  
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Sudeep returns to direction with a multilingual, plans to pitch it to Salman Khan 

The actor-director plans to play the lead in the South Indian language versions

A Sharadhaa

The rumours about Kichcha Sudeep getting back to direction have been doing the rounds for some time now. The latest update from the multifaceted entertainer is sure to excite the audience.

In an interaction with us, Sudeep has revealed that he has a script ready and has planned to direct it in multiple languages. “I am planning to pitch the story to Salman Khan for the Hindi version and play the lead in the South Indian languages.” He also added that he has already initiated the conversation and was supposed to meet Salman in person in September. “I couldn’t make it there then. I hope to meet him soon and give him a narration.”

The Pailwaan actor feels that the lead character of his script demands a personality like Salman Khan. “I don’t want to leave any stones unturned for the film. But taking up the film is completely his choice. It will be nothing like it if he gives a nod.”

Notably, both the actors worked together in the 2019 Hindi film Dabangg 3, directed by Prabhudheva. 

Sudeep signs off clarifying that doing justice to the script is his priority and everything else takes a back seat. “I wouldn’t want to fill the frame throughout and do something extra when I play the lead. As a director, I would want to give the sole importance to my script.”

Sudeep, who is waiting for the release of Kotigobba 3 on October 14, also has Vikrant Rona, in the post-production stage.

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