Bikovic offers Djokovic the role of Nikola Tesla! There is only one reason why he may not accept

Milos Bikovic has offered Novak Djokovic the role of Nikola Tesla!

This information has been confirmed for our portal by a person with knowledge of the project being prepared by Bikovic, a Serbian actor, but it is stressed that there is little chance that Djokovic will agree, for one reason alone - the lack of time.

"It's is true, but as things stand now, it is very difficult for Novak to dedicate himself to such a project," says our source.

"He enthusiastically accepted the news that a film about Nikola Tesla is in the works. That is of great importance to us, and Novak reacted very positively to the invitation by Milos to play Tesla. In addition to the huge impact that would have, it's also interesting how much Nole looks like Tesla," says the source.

He's never tried to hide how much he admires Tesla

"One of the people I have admired all my life, even though I did not live in his era. He left a huge legacy to all of us. His name is Nikola Tesla. Many who watch probably know who he is. He is one of the biggest reasons why we have this 'livestream' and everything that is wireless is his invention," Novak said on one occasion.

"One of his quotes that I often repeat is that a person must be reasonable to think clearly, but can think deeply and be quite crazy. He understood the importance of maintaining a calm mind, returning to himself... Striving to be in perfect harmony. The vibration allowed him to create and then he could conceptualize all his devices, inventions, ideas," said Djokovic.

Meanwhile, Bikovic signed a protocol on cooperation on the Tesla Project with the Russian National Media Group in St. Petersburg.

The Russians are investing 2 million euros, and the shooting of a film and a series are both planned.

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(Telegraf.rs)