R Madhavan Calls Himself ‘The Worst Dancer In The History Of Tamil Cinema’ After Watching This Video

R Madhavan got a little too critical of himself, on watching a video of him dancing in his 2003 film Nala Damayanthi.

Submitted by TellychakkarTeam on Sat, 07/04/2020 - 18:25

MUMBAI: Actor R Madhavan’s fan paid him a cute compliment on Twitter but it only left him feeling embarrassed. The fan had dug up a clip from an old Tamil film Nala Damayanthi, which showed Madhavan dancing.

“Hi @ActorMadhavan was re-watching this cute song, permission to marry you please,” read the tweet. The accompanying video is of the song Thirumangalya Dharanam from Madhavan’s 2003 film Nala Damayanthi. The actor replied, “To the worst dancer in the history of tamil cinema???”

(Also Read: R Madhavan and Dia Mirza’s Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein to get a sequel?)

However, Madhavan’s fans still showered him with love. “But a person who never gives up ; proved himself in every opportunity that he got, stood up after every failure like the strongest shining star! Who is a gem of a person , who only spreads positivity! We don’t want Maddy’s moonwalk. Just one smile will do,” read a comment. “Not every hero needs dancing skills.. just a smile is enough for few,” read another.

Nala Damayanthi also starred Geetu Mohandas and Shrutika and was produced by Kamal Haasan. Madhavan played a Tamil cook in Australia in the film.

Madhavan recently celebrated 19 years of his film Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein online. He, however, refuted rumours of a sequel to his hit romantic film. He said that he hopes that “someone somewhere” comes up with an age-appropriate script for the sequel of the film.

He took to Twitter to state that he does not have any idea about the sequel to the classic love saga. “#RHTDM ..Guysss ...been reading rumor about the sequel .. and hoping it’s true-cause I have no idea about this,” he tweeted. He further went on to joke that both his co-actor Dia Mirza and he are much older now as compared to when the original film was released in 2001 and he wishes that the script of the film be “age-appropriate” for them in case of a sequel.

“Just praying that someone somewhere has an age-appropriate script for Dia and I -varna ab madhav shastri banna to hathi ko chaddi pehnane ke barabar hai,” his tweet further read. He shared a picture of him and Dia posing in front of a poster of the Gautham Menon directorial.