When Hollywood’s most popular producers, directors and writers, collectively known as the Russo brothers, came to town – Bollywood hospitality was its peak. They by the way are the ones who have made The Gray Man streaming on Netflix starring Ryan Gosling and our own very Dhanush, Aamir Khan called them home for a delicious Gujarati fare and made sure everybody had a blast. Everybody from the industry – from Raveena Tandon to Sara Ali Khan was super proud of Dhanush for bagging this international project. No wonder, we couldn’t wait to watch The Gray Man on Netflix. However, we must say we were a tad disappointed. Don’t get us wrong we did think Dhanush did a swell job as ‘the Lone Wolf’ but he only appeared after almost 30 minutes of the film was done. His character too seemed a little random – he was called the “sexy Tamil” and did match up with the super voltage action but perhaps the script writer could have added some more meat into this extremely talented South superstar’s character. We wish our actors would refuse to do inconsequential characters in Hollywood and insist on doing When Hollywood’s most popular producers, directors and writers, collectively known as the Russo brothers, came to town – Bollywood hospitality was its peak. They by the way are the ones who have made The Gray Man streaming on Netflix starring Ryan Gosling and our own very Dhanush, Aamir Khan called them home for a delicious Gujarati fare and made sure everybody had a blast. Everybody from the industry – from Raveena Tandon to Sara Ali Khan was super proud of Dhanush for bagging this international project. No wonder, we couldn’t wait to watch The Gray Man on Netflix. However, we must say we were a tad disappointed. Don’t get us wrong we did think Dhanush did a swell job as ‘the Lone Wolf’ but he only appeared after almost 30 minutes of the film was done. His character too seemed a little random – he was called the “sexy Tamil” and did match up with the super voltage action but perhaps the script writer could have added some more meat into this extremely talented South superstar’s character. We wish our actors would refuse to do inconsequential characters in Hollywood and insist on doing
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