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Madhavan on why he plays a villain in a Telugu film

MUMBAI:The new Telugu release Savyasachi has surprised Andhra and Telanganas audiences with the strong presence of Tamil cinemas iconic actor R Madhavan
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Actor R Madhavan.
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Mumbai, November 3 

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The new Telugu release "Savyasachi"  has surprised Andhra and Telanganas audiences with the strong presence of  Tamil cinemas iconic actor R Madhavan.

Madhavan has so far done only Tamil and Hindi film so what  prompted him to do a Telugu film and that  too in a negative role?

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"The  role, what else? It was a fabulous role.Though my character enters  the picture mid-way, my introduction  into the plot had me hooked. And the enthusiasm that  I felt in Andhra Pradesh when I went there to finalise the Telugu version of  my biopic on the space scientist Nambi Naraynan, clinched the matter. I was told I had no idea about my fan-following in Andhra. Now I do," laughs Madhavan.

His entry into the film is greeted with a loud applause in Andhra.

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Madhavan is pleasantly surprised, "I had no idea I'd be received so well in my first Telugu film. Now of course there  is 'Rocketry The Nambi' Effect where I will be speaking my own lines in Telugu  for the first time. I learnt the language for my character in 'Savyasachi'.But they had  to dub my voice finally. But for the  Nambi bio-pic I will be speaking Telugu in  my own voice." Madhavan says he enjoyed his first stint in Telugu cinema. 

"I had never  spoken in Telugu and I had never played a  negative character. It was a new experience for me. I am certainly open to doing more Telugu  films."  — IANS

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