Actor Varun Dhawan is presenting the film ‘Boyhood’ at the 16th MAMI film festival which began on October 14 and would go on till October 21. And the ‘Humpty Sharma…’ actor says that this film inspired him to watch world cinema!
“It took 12 years for the director to make this film. I have seen the film and I loved it… This film inspired me to watch world cinema. All kinds of films help an actor to grow. I don’t see any difference between commercial or art cinema — a film is a film,” Varun told reporters at the 16th Mumbai Film Festtival, where he was seen with his ‘Badlapur’ director Sriram Raghavan.
‘Boyhood’ is directed by Richard Linklater. Talking about the film, he further said, “When I was watching the film, I didn’t know when it came to an end. You don’t feel it’s lengthy. Sriram always says a film is as lengthy as it seems.”
