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RARING TO GO Dino Morea

"Iam done with thrillers. I'm fed up." He might have grabbed attention in racy movies like "Rakht" and "Fight Club" but it's clear that actor Dino Morea is now looking for change. He now wants a “clean slate”. What would that be? “Action or romantic comedy,” he says.

While “Brahm” has already disappointed at the box-office, Dino had been hoping that the movie would be appreciated. The story he said is about a character, who falls in love “with a woman with issues”. Like what happens in reality? “No, No,” he clarifies with a laugh. The woman is complicated because of her childhood. It further explores the relationship between two brothers, (played by Milind Soman and him), he explains..

His next film is “Anamika”. Directed by Anant Mahadevan , the film stars Minissha Lamba and Koena Mitra. To be released in a few months, Dino agrees that the movie is based on Daphna Du Maurier’s iconic 1938 novel Rebecca. He plays a rich executive from a royal Rajasthani family.

His other projects include Suparn Verma’s “Acid Factory”.

With a star-studded cast comprising Danny Denzongpa, Irrfan Khan, Fardeen Khan and Manoj Bajpai, Dino is naturally excited about the project. The shooting is to begin in May in Hyderabad and will continue in Cape Town.

Dino’s now focussed on his production house Clockwork Films. While the company has produced ads with Kareena Kapoor and Karan Johar they haven’t yet branched into films. “We are looking for that good script. We are yet to find it.”

He is hoping to find that perfect action comedy. He also continues to be involved with his brother’s restaurant in Mumbai, Crepe Station, finding it a perfect break from acting and producing.

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