ತಂಗಾಲನ್ ಚಿತ್ರದ ಪ್ರೆಸ್ಮೀಟ್ ಅಲ್ಲಿ ಕನ್ನಡ ಚಿತ್ರಗಳ ಬಗ್ಗೆ ಮಾತನಾಡಿದ ಚಿಯಾನ್ ವಿಕ್ರಂ

Filmibeat Kannada

ತಂಗಾಲನ್ ಚಿತ್ರದ ಪ್ರೆಸ್ಮೀಟ್ ಅಲ್ಲಿ ಕನ್ನಡ ಚಿತ್ರಗಳ ಬಗ್ಗೆ ಹೆಮ್ಮೆಯಿಂದ ಮಾತನಾಡಿದ ಚಿಯಾನ್ ವಿಕ್ರಂ, ಈ ಕಾರ್ಯಕ್ರಮದಲ್ಲಿ ತಂಗಾಲನ್ ಚಿತ್ರತಂಡ ಉಪಸ್ಥಿತರಿದ್ದರು.  At the press meet of the film Tangalan, Chiyan Vikram spoke proudly about Kannada films, and the film crew of Tangalan was present in this event.    #tangalan #chiyanvikram #tamil #panindia #tangalanmovie #tamilmovie #kannadamovie #panindiamovie #mangalore #kantaara #kgf #kannadamovie #vikram #vikramfans #rishabhshetty #Yash #rockingstarfans #karnataka #bangalore                    ~HT.290~PR.324~ED.33~

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00:00Namaskara.

00:01I think Ranjeet, Daniel and Aarti, I'm sorry, Malavika kind of explained what I wanted to

00:15say.

00:16I've started calling her Aarti actually.

00:18I've stopped calling her Malavika to notice.

00:21I've been saying this, you know that, like she says, 100% is cool, sometimes 200%, 300%

00:28is also not enough when you're committed to a movie and you want to do something very

00:33different and spectacular.

00:34My life, I've done every film like that, but I say to her, you know, you have Aparajit,

00:42Onion, or you have Ai, or you have Ravan.

00:45These are all movies that I really, you know, Pitamagan, the movies that I really worked

00:50and they worked on me and it was very difficult.

00:53They're the most difficult movies anybody can make.

00:56But compared to this movie, I always say that it was only 8%.

01:00That's it.

01:01He killed us.

01:02Every shot, he killed us.

01:04It's not like, like I'm not exaggerating because you may think that fight sequence,

01:08whenever you see Malavika and me fighting, it was difficult.

01:11But apart from that, Daniel and I have a scene that will be so difficult.

01:16And it is not about the fights.

01:18When Parvati is there, she's my wife.

01:21That again is, even if it's a romantic scene, it's not a romantic scene.

01:25It's a violent romantic scene or I'm not talking about violence and everything.

01:28I'm saying there's performance.

01:30Even if it was something that was very, very, what do you say, very sensitive,

01:34we had to try really hard to be those characters because none of them behave like us.

01:39We have been, you know, we've become cultured.

01:41We are so civilized.

01:42See, I'm standing like this and talking.

01:44Maybe then I will be squatting and, you know, it's very different.

01:47I'll be like, you know, the way I stand will be very different.

01:49So everything had to be, first of all, from the body language to the way we even think

01:53had to change for this film.

01:54So every scene I felt like there was no scene where, you know, you can think,

01:59today is a light scene.

02:00Every scene, I swear, when you see the movie, I mean, when you see the trailer,

02:04you understand every shot is like that.

02:06And all of us had to perform.

02:08The most beautiful thing is you said it very beautifully.

02:10I mean, you said a lot of things that I was surprised that you seem to know so much.

02:13Of course, we spoke to you earlier.

02:16The performances, he's got artists.

02:21Every actor in this movie is a performer of some sort.

02:25Maybe I'm the only one who cheats a little and does the homework and comes.

02:28But everybody, starting from all the way from London, there's a gentleman here called Daniel.

02:32Aarti, Parvati and Vasupathi.

02:36We have Hari, we have so many of them.

02:39And in this movie, we didn't have junior artists.

02:42We didn't have supporting actors.

02:44We had only characters.

02:46Everybody was like a drama artist.

02:48Or he's gone to drama schools and picked them up.

02:50There was auditions.

02:51So every single one of them you saw in the frame, they will all act.

02:54And all of them got hurt.

02:55Even the women.

02:56It's not just the men.

02:58Because those times were like that.

02:59What is so beautiful about this film is we had to live like them.

03:03It was not just the dress.

03:05We had to actually live like them to bring across that emotion.

03:08And I think the only way we could have done that is to be them.

03:11We couldn't have acted.

03:12So maybe the first few days, all of us had teething problems.

03:15But once we started, once we got into it,

03:18we all became, we went back so many hundreds of years ago.

03:21And it was beautiful.

03:23And I just want to add that this movie is a very raw,

03:27it's a very, very, very raw film.

03:30But at the same time, it's a very exciting film to have worked in and to even watch.

03:34From the trailer, you can understand.

03:36It's not a film that's like, it's only about poverty or it's only about drama.

03:40It's not that.

03:41It's something exciting happening always.

03:43And he has somehow, in that reality, he's done a little bit of magical reality

03:48where he's woven a little bit of fantasy into it, which is believable.

03:52And at the same time, at one point, you don't know what is fantasy, what is reality.

03:56And it was such an honor working with you, Ranjit.

03:59I think he's one of the most promising and most dedicated directors in India,

04:04not just anywhere else.

04:06Ranjit, I wanted to say about the Kannada films.

04:11He said everything that was going on in my mind.

04:14I love your films.

04:16The four films that you mentioned were the films I saw.

04:19In fact, side A and side B, I even called up Rakshit and told him.

04:22I started the film and I was thinking, it was actually 10 o'clock.

04:26I started watching and then I said, let's see tomorrow.

04:29Then I said, no, no, what happens to this guy?

04:33I went back and watched the whole thing and I called him up the next day.

04:36I said, I watched it and I wanted to call up everybody in the movie and tell them.

04:39It was so good.

04:41And Kantara, I had to add.

04:43When we started the film, Kantara hadn't been released.

04:45Like when KJF wasn't.

04:47When he had started thinking about the film.

04:49And I was only into this role and what we can do with this film.

04:52And God, we should make this somehow reach the audience and go there.

04:56And Kantara, like how Bahubali came and just opened doors.

05:00I mean, there was a lot of films like Giyans and Aparjith.

05:03A lot of films have already reached across the borders.

05:06But Bahubali came and opened doors.

05:08And then KJF made it even bigger.

05:10Pushed the doors open more and all over.

05:12But Kantara came in and said, listen, even a movie with content can make an impact.

05:17And something that is so steeped in mythology, which is only restricted to Mangalore.

05:22Was actually reaching people across the globe.

05:26That suddenly, that was in the middle of our shoot.

05:29And I thought, wow, that means we don't have to try so hard.

05:32People have changed and the way they are watching movies is very different.

05:35I just wanted to add that.

05:37And I would like to tell you that I love the Kannada films that are happening right now.

05:40Maybe someday we will do a Kannada film soon.

05:42I am just thinking.

05:44Because even before I used to think, why haven't I read Kannada?

05:47I have done Malayalam, I have done Telugu.

05:49When I used to struggle, I have done everything.

05:51I didn't go out of Kannada, I was just thinking.

05:53I would love to do Prashant.

05:55Everybody is at another level.

05:57It would be lovely to work with you guys.

05:59Thank you for being here and being so patient.

06:02Got a little late to come and I am so sorry.

06:04I hadn't had food all day and I was a little hungry.

06:06It was my fault, not my crew.

06:08And I have to add that I have also worked with some really exceptional talents.

06:14Like Malavika, Danny, Parvati, Pasupathi and all of them.

06:18And I won't say, I know you are going to ask a lot of questions.

06:22I will see you on the other side.

06:24You have said so passionately about Kannada films.

06:28It's beautiful. Thank you so much.

06:30I am really happy to see you in Kannada films.

06:34I feel like a man with long beard.

06:36You know how many people are watching movies with just subtitles.

06:38Nobody wants to watch dubbed films anymore.

06:40And also, I think India is a beautiful country which welcomes every language.

06:44And every language is our language, right?

06:46We are all cousins.

06:48We could act in any film.

06:50And we have amazing cousins.

06:52Thank you. Thank you so much, sir.

06:54Please be seated.

07:50Matching with your dress.

07:52Okay.

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