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Sharman Joshi 'arrives as an A-Lister'
Published Sunday, Apr 10 2011, 10:42 BST | By Steven Baker | Add comment
Sharman Joshi has signed a deal that will see him launched as a lead actor in Vidhu Vinod Chopra's next release.
Joshi will take the main role in Ferrari Ki Sawari, reports Hindustan Times.
The star said that despite taking on a solo project, he does not feel pressured: "I just go out there and enjoy my work," he said. "I'm happy doing what I'm doing. All the other things that follow or are attached to it are just by-products."
The theatre-trained actor has recently appeared in commercially successful ensemble projects including 3 Idiots and the Golmaal series.
Joshi also joins leading film actors including Ranbir Kapoor, Aamir Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar and Imran Khan in endorsing a leading soft drinks brand.
The actor, who will front a campaign for 7 Up, commented: "The only thing that concerns me is whether I, as an actor, am doing enough."
Joshi will take the main role in Ferrari Ki Sawari, reports Hindustan Times.
The star said that despite taking on a solo project, he does not feel pressured: "I just go out there and enjoy my work," he said. "I'm happy doing what I'm doing. All the other things that follow or are attached to it are just by-products."
The theatre-trained actor has recently appeared in commercially successful ensemble projects including 3 Idiots and the Golmaal series.
Joshi also joins leading film actors including Ranbir Kapoor, Aamir Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar and Imran Khan in endorsing a leading soft drinks brand.
The actor, who will front a campaign for 7 Up, commented: "The only thing that concerns me is whether I, as an actor, am doing enough."
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