Actor Silambarasan TR aka Simbu has as soon as once more collaborated with director Gautham Menon for the third time with Vendhu Thanindhathu Kadu. The actor-director duo has beforehand given two hits, Vinnaithandi Varuvaaya and Achcham Yenbathu Madmayida. As the movie hits the theaters on September 15, the actors speak concerning the ongoing cancellation tradition in Indian cinema.
Simbu says that the viewers shouldn’t be blamed as a result of in the event that they like a movie, they’ll be sure that it runs easily. Emphasizing on the suitable of the viewers to just accept or reject a movie, the actor additionally believes that each movie has its personal future.
In an interview with Hindustan Times, the actor stated, “I’ve at all times believed that the content material decides the destiny of any movie. I do not suppose viewers ought to be blamed as they won’t boycott an excellent movie. If they like a movie, they’ll ensure that it goes nicely.
The actor added, “Also, the audience has every right to reject bad content and we have no right in that. I was really happy with the recent success of Thiruchitrambalam as the audience has proved that when you give them good content If given, they will celebrate it.”
Simbu’s final movie Manadu, a time loop movie, was a field workplace hit. The actor, who has accomplished many blockbuster movies, feels that with the altering occasions, the viewers’s notion of the hero’s picture has additionally modified.
“Today, you can not take the viewers flippantly. They have entry to so many content material at their fingertips. I noticed it once I labored in Manadu, and as a hero, I die many occasions in it, as a result of it’s a time-loop movie. The viewers did not thoughts as a result of they had been so immersed within the idea and the story. I imagine now it would not matter what the protagonist does however what a movie can provide by way of story and expertise.”
The music of Vendhu Thanindhathu Kadu consists by AR Rahman. Interestingly, the movie additionally marks Simbu and Gautham’s third collaboration with the composer, after Vinnaithandi Varuvaaya and Achcham Yenbathu Madmayida.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
