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New Delhi: India`s premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin says he wished he was part of recently released Tamil sports drama “Chennai 28 II”, a successful sequel to 2007 Tamil film “Chennai 600028”. He said the film put his life on rewind mode.
A story about friendship set against the backdrop of gully cricket, both the parts were directed by Venkat Prabhu.
What a wonderful movie Chennai 28(2), completely put my life on rewind mode.Genuinely felt I could have been a part of it.@vp_offl
“What a wonderful movie `Chennai 28 II`. Completely put my life on rewind mode. Genuinely felt I could have been a part of it,” Ashwin, who was recently named the International Cricket Council (ICC) Player of the Year, wrote on his Twitter page on Tuesday.
Touched by Ashwin`s words, Venkat Prabhu tweeted: “Thank you so much. Missed casting you. Will confirm you for `Chennai 28 III`.”
Starring Jai, Shiva, Vijay Vasanth, Premji, Aravind Akash, Mahat and Vaibhav among others, the film reunites the friends from the first part and takes a look at their lives and how it has changed over a span of eight years.
