Actor Abhay Deol recalled the memories attached with his comedy-drama 'Road Movie' and shared the posters of the movie as the film completes 11 years of its release.
Directed and written by Dev Benegal, 'Road movie' features Abhay Deol, Tannishtha Chatterjee, and Satish Kaushik in the lead roles. It chronicles a young man's journey across the mythic Indian landscape that becomes a life-changing odyssey.
Abhay Deol put out a post on his social media, posters of the film that show Deol along with a truck and other memorable moments. He captioned it, ““Road, Movie”, released in 2009. It went to the Tribeca film festival where I got the opportunity to meet with both Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro?”
“Made the summer heat of Rajasthan in which we shot totally worth it. This one was, and still is, waaaaaay too art house for the Indian market. Fun fact- I drove an old 50’s truck through the streets of Jaipur and even took a sharp U-turn on a narrow street. Why do I remember that? You should try it! Directed by Dev Benegal. #makingwhatbollywouldnt” read the post.
Meanwhile on the work front, Abhay Deol has three releases lined-up for 2020, such as What Are The Odds, Bounty Hunter and Idhu Vedhalam Sollum Kadhai.
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