Tabu praises Ang Lee
1 Nov 2012 10:40 PM GMT
Actress Tabu, who will be seen in Ang Lee’s Life Of Pi says the Oscar winning director is very clear about what he wants and is extremely particular about every scene.
‘He is a great person and very particular about his scenes...Until and unless he doesn’t get it, he will keep pushing you,’ said Tabu .
Life Of Pi, releasing 21 November, is a 3D adventure film based on the novel of the same name by Canadian writer Yann Martel. Delhi-based Indian boy Suraj Sharma plays young Pi in it.
For Tabu, Life Of Pi was her first brush with 3D, and says she had a wonderful journey.
‘It was not significantly different. There were three big cameras on the sets and the crew was very big. There were around 25 monitors and there was technically lot of detailing that was done,’ said the 40-year-old.
The movie also features Irrfan.
‘Her last movie was Khuda Kasam in 2010. She says why she shy’s away from the arclights.
‘There’s not any specific reason.Sometimes you don’t like the role...At times the money offered is not good,’ she said.
The versatile actress, seen in films like The Namesake, Chandni Bar and Cheeni Kum, will now be seen on the screen more often.
‘He is a great person and very particular about his scenes...Until and unless he doesn’t get it, he will keep pushing you,’ said Tabu .
Life Of Pi, releasing 21 November, is a 3D adventure film based on the novel of the same name by Canadian writer Yann Martel. Delhi-based Indian boy Suraj Sharma plays young Pi in it.
For Tabu, Life Of Pi was her first brush with 3D, and says she had a wonderful journey.
‘It was not significantly different. There were three big cameras on the sets and the crew was very big. There were around 25 monitors and there was technically lot of detailing that was done,’ said the 40-year-old.
The movie also features Irrfan.
‘Her last movie was Khuda Kasam in 2010. She says why she shy’s away from the arclights.
‘There’s not any specific reason.Sometimes you don’t like the role...At times the money offered is not good,’ she said.
The versatile actress, seen in films like The Namesake, Chandni Bar and Cheeni Kum, will now be seen on the screen more often.
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