Sakshi Dhoni reveals the genre of films she would like to see MS Dhoni as a hero in: "He is not afraid of facing the camera..."

Sakshi dhoni reveals she would like ms dhoni in action movies lets get married press meet - Tamil Movie Cinema News

Sakshi Dhoni, wife of former Indian cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, is debuting as a film producer with the Tamil film, Let's Get Married, releasing in theatres worldwide on July 28. Produced under the Dhoni Entertainment Pvt. Ltd banner, the upcoming film has been directed by debutant Ramesh Thamilmani and will see Harish Kalyan and Ivana in the lead roles alongside an ensemble star cast featuring the likes of Nadiya Moidu, Yogi Babu, VTV Ganesh, RJ Vijay, Srinath, Deepa Shankar, Vinodhini Vaidynathan, Pujitha Devaraju, Venkat Prabhu among others. With only a few days left for Let's Get Married to storm into cinemas, Sakshi Dhoni and the team have been promoting the film extensively and addressed media persons on Tuesday in Chennai where she was asked the film genre she would like to see her husband MS Dhoni act as a hero in. 

Speaking to reports at the Let's Get Married press meet, Sakshi Dhoni revealed that MS Dhoni is up for playing the role of a hero on the big screen, but only if there's a good script. She said, "If there’s something good, he might do it." She added, "He is not camera-shy. He has been acting in advertisements since 2006, and he is not afraid of facing the camera. So, he might do it if there’s something good." When asked about the genre she prefers to see Dhoni in, she replied instantly saying, "Action. He is always in action." Let's Get Married director Ramesh Thamilmani too shared his opinion stating, "He is a real-life superhero, and I would like to see him in a superhero film."

Sakshi also revealed that it was MS Dhoni's emotional connection with the people of Tamil Nadu that made him decide to start in Tamil with Let's Get Married. Earlier, during the LGM trailer launch event, she shared that Tamil Nadu had adopted Dhoni as their own while adding that it was a strategic decision to start with a small-budget film. She said, "We were clear that we will start with something small first. That’s the way to go. Like a child would not start walking immediately. It has to learn. That applies to us as well. Also, we wanted to start in Tamil because we have an emotional connection with people here. Language has never been a problem for us. We have started this company that will last for a long time. So, we want to begin from here. When we look back, we want this to be for starting point. We will know where we came from."

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