So, there came a point when I decided that I have achieved more than I imagined before I turned 50 ��� around 100 films in various languages, and held top posts as a politician. Even during shoots, I used to long to get back home and look after my son.
But being separated from your family is very difficult. My family stayed there during those years, and I used to visit them every month. ���I got a Green Card in 2008, but I surrendered it after I became a minister. Interestingly, his family has been living in the US much before him. Here, in the US, he is studying animation in college and can do his tasks without much hindrance,��� he says. For example, he uses a battery-powered wheelchair, and there are no separate pathways for him to commute on the roads. ���In India, other than at the malls, we do not have the facilities that a person like him needs to lead life like a normal individual. ���I had cut down on my acting commitments during my years as a politician, but the main reason why I decided to move to the US was for my elder son (he has two sons), who has muscular dystrophy,��� begins Napoleon, who will be coming down to India in the first week of December. Speaking to us from Nashville, Tennessee, where he has been residing for the past six years, the actor talks about his decision to move away from films, his comeback, life in the US, and more. But now, Napoleon, who has settled down in the US for personal reasons, will be seen in a handful of films. Following a film career that saw him act in around 100 films, he had a tryst with politics and served as an MLA, MP and a union minister. He was once the go-to guy for directors who were making village-set movies.
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