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Dhanush thanks fans for wishes on Hollywood debut

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Press Trust of India Mumbai
"Raanjhanaa" star Dhanush says he is elated to sign his first Hollywood film and thanked his fans for their continuous support.

The film titled "The Extraordinary Journey Of the Fakir Who Got Trapped In The Ikea Cupboard" has been directed by Iranian-French helmer Marjane Satrapi and also stars Uma Thurman.

"Elated to sign my first Hollywood film @The__Fakir, directed by Marjane Satrapi. A big thank you to all for the warm wishes keeps pushing me!" Dhanush, 32, wrote on twitter.

Based on the on Romain Puertolas' bestselling debut novel of the same name, the comedy adventure movie follows a wild storyteller from New Delhi who falls in love with a woman when he reaches Parish, but accidentally gets deported along with a group of African refugees against his choice.
 

The novel, which came out in 2014, has been translated into 35 languages. It tells the pilgrimage of a con man from India to an IKEA in Paris which turns into a philosophical odyssey.

The film also stars "Captain Phillips" actor Barkhad Abdi, Laurent Lafitte and "The Bandit Queen" actress Seema Biswas.
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Meanwhile, actor-director Samuthirakani who bagged the best supporting actor award for the film "Visaranai" (Investigation) thanked the media, the entire cast and crew of the movie.

"I have been selected for the best supporting actor in the 63rd National Awards for the movie Visaranai, produced by actor Dhanush. I am grateful to the media, cast and crew of the film and to the jury", he said in a statement.

He congratulated the "Visaranai" team for bagging the best Tamil film and also the late T E Kishore, who was selected as the best editor.

Samuthirakani said his next film, "Appa" (Father), is scheduled to be released soon.

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First Published: Jan 28 2016 | 6:59 PM IST

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