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I want to work with Steven Spielberg: S. Sreesanth

Mumbai, Jan 13 - Former cricketer turned actor S. Sreesanth, who is trying to make his space in showbiz with reality television shows and films, says he aspires to work in a Hollywood movie with Steve

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Cricketnmore Editorial
By Cricketnmore Editorial
Jan 13, 2019 • 10:44 PM

According to him, acting and arts was a much natural choice for him after cricket as he loves sports and acting equally.

"Stepping into the world of acting was natural to me I guess, because in my family, so many people are into arts, music and acting. In fact, I was the only black sheep that way, who became a sportsman. My father acted in Malayalam films, sister is an actress in Malayalam TV shows, my brother is a musician, my brother-in-law is also a singer.

"I always loved cinema, but I loved cricket too. I think in this short span of life, I have managed to do everything that I love."

"I am lucky that I have got the opportunity to act in different languages. My latest film 'Team 5' released in Malayalam, Telugu and Tamil. I have got a Marathi film offer too."

Having been a cricketer who spent hours on the ground and practised his game with a certain discipline, how does he deal with the new work culture in the entertainment world?

"Every profession has a different discipline. As a sportsman, I had a different discipline -- practice, gymming, eating...but even when I am acting in a film, eight hours' rest is important because if my body is not well rested, it shows in my eyes and my skin looks dehydrated. The camera captures all the flaws. So I am living a controlled life here too... Having said that, yes I miss the cricket ground."

Asked if he was the best entertainer in the dressing room of the Indian cricket team during his time, he said, "No no, Bhajji pa (Harbhajan Singh) is the best, I would say, followed by Yuvi pa (Yuvraj Singh). I was good at the party scene, I used to dance."

Cricketnmore Editorial
By Cricketnmore Editorial
January 13, 2019 • 10:44 PM

IANS

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