Hope I am cast in bigger roles in international films post ‘Matrix Resurrections’, says Purab Kohli

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Updated At : 03:58 PM Dec 23, 2021 IST

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Purab Kohli hopes that his role of a game developer in Matrix Resurrections opens the doors for more international offers and people in the West take notice of him as an actor. Kohli, who previously worked with director Lana Wachowski in 2014 on Sense8, said he was beaming with joy after he was roped in for the fourth chapter of the Matrix.

“This is such a big film and you are part of it, and clearly a noticeable part. I think it will kind of make an impression,” Kohli, who has moved to London, said in a zoom interview.

“The world is becoming very global, especially in the entertainment front when you have options to watch so many things and films are crossing over. So, I think it’s a good time to be placed where I am placed.” — PTI

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