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Ali Fazal Not Keen On TV

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Nov, 2015 10:29 AM
  • Ali Fazal Not Keen On TV
A string of film actors is balancing the worlds of the big and small screen, but Ali Fazal, who has been lauded for his roles in films like "Fukrey" and his international debut film "Furious 7", as of now is not keen on an opportunity on TV.
 
The actor, who is staring in a finite web series titled "Bang Baaja Baaraat", which has been featured in the 17th JIO MAMI Mumbai Film Festival, says he is looking forward to do more Hindi films.
 
Asked if he wants to do a finite television series, Ali told IANS by phone: "Not as of now. I am not looking at that because I have a lot of film work that needs to be done. I'm working on three films already."
 
"We have just finished with the first schedule of 'Happy Bhaag Jayegi', and then there is Pooja Bhatt's film that starts in January, and after that another film. I'm not looking at TV right now."

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