Teja likely to direct Kamal Haasan

Dharma Teja may direct actor Kamal Haasan soon in a Telugu project. He admits that he met the actor recently, but the filmmaker has refused to reveal details about the meeting.
"I did meet Kamal sir recently but it's too early to comment about what we discussed. I've always wished to direct him," Teja told IANS. Haasan, who predominantly works in the Tamil industry, has also worked in Telugu films such as "Sagara Sangamam" and "Swati Mutyam".
He was last seen 2009 Telugu film "Ee Naadu", which was a remake of Hindi blockbuster "A Wednesday". Kamal is currently busy wrapping up Tamil comedy-drama "Uttama Villain". He is also awaiting the release of his spy thriller "Vishwaroopam 2".
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