Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak (Photo | AP) 
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak fan of Kabali, looking forward to sequel

Najib, who began his six-day visit from Chennai met Rajinikanth, the main lead in Kabali, at his house yesterday and like a typical star-struck fan took a selfie with the superstar.

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NEW DELHI: "I am looking forward to the sequel of Kabali to be shot in Malaysia," said Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, who described himself as a "big fan" of Tamil movies.     

Najib, who began his six-day visit from Chennai on Thursday, met Rajinikanth, the main lead in Kabali, at his house yesterday and like a typical star-struck fan took a selfie with the superstar.   

Najib and his wife Datin Sri Rosmah Mansor are known to be big Bollywood and Tamil movie-buffs.   

"Malaya language takes a lot of words from Sanskrit. The food that we enjoy, the culture, the entertainment...Bollywood movies, Tamil movies. I have become a big fan of Tamil movies. I have visited Chennai...," Najib said.     

Kabali, released in 2016, has its plot in Kaula Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. The movie was a super hit in India and abroad.

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