Kamal Haasan, who is currently basking on the success of his recently released Vikram, attended the film's success meet earlier today at a star hotel in Chennai. The actor, who thanked the press and media for the film's support, also fielded questions on several topics including his unrealised projects.

When asked about whether the success of Vikram can revive films like Marudhanayagam and Sabaash Naidu - films which Kamal earlier started work with and stopped midway - the veteran actor said, "Every time I do a film, it feels like I have seen it many times before it reaches the audience. As far as those films are concerned, it feels like I have revisited them multiple times. Those films taught me that I shouldn't do such projects all by myself and I should collaborate with the right people. If I find such people, we can probably do them."

Meanwhile, Kamal will next be seen in Malayalam director Mahesh Narayanan's film.