PAKISTANI actor Mikaal Zulfikar, who got noticed for playing a young terrorist in Jagmohan Mundhra's ‘Shoot On Sight', is all set to move to Mumbai by January 2009. The actor, born to a Pakistani father and English mother, now looks forward to working in more Indian movies. ‘Jag (Mundhra) is doing another film ‘Room Mates' - a love triangle featuring me, Neha Dhupia and Sneha Ullal. I want to do full-on masala cinema. I've also signed a three-film deal with ‘Shoot On Sight' producer Arun Govil,' Mikaal said. Another reason for leaving Pakistan is that his film was banned in his country. ‘I'm unhappy with the way ‘Shoot On Sight' got banned. The reason given was that I was shown as a terrorist. I guess the condition in our country is such that they don't want any trouble. But ‘Shoot On Sight' states harsh facts. ‘Initially I was hesitant about playing the terrorist. But when I went through the script about the way Muslims are seen in the world... There are so many suicide bombers who believe they are soldiers in a war. These are innocent kids who're misled and brainwashed,' the actor added. Mikaal is glad he did ‘Shoot On Sight', which also stars veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah. ‘Sadly my friends and family haven't been able to see it. But I've seen it in England with my friends from Pakistan. Naseer-ji has made me his son. He has told me to stay with him in Mumbai. It's important to have a godfather in Bollywood. Mikaal's family is all for his move to Bollywood. ‘It's the largest film industry in the world. So they're all for it. My father is Pakistani and my mother is English. So I'm half-gora (white) half-Pakistani. I was born in London, but I am more Asian. My parents are separated. So I keep moving between Lahore and London. My sisters are in London. So I sort of identified with Naseer-ji's family in ‘Shoot On Sight.'
