The song, in English and Tamil, is from Dhanush&#39;s south movie &#39;3&#39; and talks about the heartbreak of a boy. It became an instant rage online and inspired many parodies soon after its release. Dhanush, 29, however, finds it hard to move beyond the song. <img alt="Dhanush" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2011/dec/Dhanush12.jpg" style="width: 400px; height: 331px;" /> Dhanush &quot;It is just annoying after a point. I don&#39;t want to sing that song anymore. It has started haunting me and I just want to stay away from it. Everywhere I go people associate me with it, I want to get away from it,&quot; he said. The actor is all set to make his Bollywood debut with Hindi film &#39;Raanjhanaa&#39; where he plays a Banarasi boy opposite Sonam Kapoor. The film releases tomorrow. Dhanush says he was not looking for a career in Bollywood and &#39;Raanjhanaa&#39; came to him by chance. &quot;Not knowing Hindi or entering a new space never bothered me but the only problem was I did not have that kind of time and was not ready to do a Hindi film. But the script convinced me and I am glad I took it up,&quot; Dhanush said. Directed by Anand L Rai, the movie also stars Abhay Deol. Dhanush, who is not very fluent with Hindi, feels had he known the language it would have been more comfortable to shoot the film. &quot;I didn&#39;t take any Hindi classes because I didn&#39;t have time. Anand sir and my writer helped me with the language on sets. They made sure I did it right. If I knew the language better I could have given more and been more comfortable.&quot;

'Kolaveri Di' made him famous beyond south but actor-singer Dhanush says the Tamil song has started haunting him

'Kolaveri Di' haunts me: Dhanush

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