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00:00Mr. Seeman was the presenter of this film.

00:02He had mentioned in his email that it would have been better if he had played the role of Samudra Kanni.

00:06Similarly, there was a comment that Mr. Seeman was being mocked in the film as well.

00:09He must have noted it down and asked.

00:11He talks about a lot of stories.

00:13If he starts at 11 pm, he has stories on his phone till 3 pm.

00:16He has so many stories.

00:18I would ask him, how can you be in politics with all these stories?

00:23They had banned me from using the name of a political party leader.

00:26I would ask him to get an NOC letter from him.

00:30I would ask him to use his name and write a comedy scene.

00:35I would ask him to give me an NOC letter.

00:37I would ask him what kind of scene he wanted.

00:39I would ask him what kind of verse he wanted.

00:41I would ask him all these questions.

00:43His assistant, Bhakiraj, liked it immediately.

00:45He would ask me to give him the letter.

00:47Rajamurugan was my brother.

00:49I learnt acting from him.

00:51Even in both the films, he did not say much to me.

00:54Even after watching the film, he did not say anything to me.

00:59He left immediately.

01:01I could not stand there.

01:03Especially when I spoke to the President, I felt very bad.

01:08Even if I had spoken a word, I would have cried there.

01:11I could not bear it.

01:13You have made a very good film.

01:15This is your first film.

01:17Nandan is your first film.

01:19The Oscar nomination was for 29 films from India.

01:23Six films were selected from Tamil Nadu.

01:25The last one was from India.

01:27I saw that film four months ago.

01:29Kottukali film.

01:31I thought it would have a huge impact in India.

01:34But we are going to ignore that film.

01:36We are going to criticize it.

01:38It is a bad film.

01:40If you think it is a well-received film, you will die.

01:44He rejected this film and gave this film.

01:47He rejected this actor and gave this actor.

01:50You will explode when you agree.

01:52He is directing Vijay's last film.

01:54He must be under a lot of pressure.

01:56How is he now?

01:58I expect it to be a well-received film.

02:00I expect it to be a well-received film.

02:02I have heard a few things about him.

02:04I have heard a few things about him.

02:06I expect it to be a well-received film.

02:12Seeman participated in the press meet.

02:14He said that he would have been better off

02:16if he had played the role of Samudra Kanni.

02:18He said that he would have been better off

02:20if he had played the role of Samudra Kanni.

02:22He noted it down before asking.

02:28Seeman is not just a politician.

02:30He is a great film lover himself.

02:32He would send me a link saying

02:34he watched a good film and would call me after two days.

02:38He would be unimaginably a film lover.

02:42He would be unimaginably a film lover.

02:46I've never seen a person who is so proud of his films and celebrates them.

02:51Yesterday, I went to see a film and he was so excited.

02:55Before that, he would have spoken about politics.

02:58But, he would talk about many stories.

03:01If he starts at 11pm, he would have a phone call at 3pm.

03:05He has so many stories.

03:07I would ask him, how can you be in politics with such stories?

03:12He is a great film lover.

03:15He wouldn't care if I made fun of him.

03:18He laughed at me.

03:20He saw me as his wife.

03:22He laughed at me more than my brother.

03:25I'm not worried about that.

03:28The censor has banned it.

03:31They've banned me from using the name of a political leader.

03:34I told him I'll talk to him.

03:36He told me to get some more letters from him.

03:39I told him to use my name and write a comedy.

03:42I asked him to give me an NOC letter.

03:45What did he have to ask me?

03:48He didn't have to ask anything.

03:51His assistant, Bakiraja, asked him to give him a letter.

03:54He said, it's a great thing to be famous in cinema.

03:57He said this.

03:59Even the people of cinema don't celebrate him.

04:02Seeman celebrates him like that.

04:06Like you said, Seeman isn't a joke.

04:09Seeman has reached young people.

04:17The film has been released.

04:20A lot of people are wishing for the film.

04:23What's one thing you can't forget?

04:26I used to watch the film from a few people.

04:29I used to watch the film from a few people.

04:32I don't think everyone should watch the film and celebrate him.

04:35I don't think everyone should watch the film and celebrate him.

04:38This is not my story.

04:41Even if you expect a good name or recognition,

04:44Even if you expect a good name or recognition,

04:47Even if you expect a good name or recognition,

04:50it's a betrayal of the truth.

04:53We have a duty to say something.

04:56No one has said anything so far.

04:59I have accepted the truth before the release.

05:02I have accepted the truth before the release.

05:05But, we expect a certain recognition.

05:08But, we expect a certain recognition.

05:11Rajamurugan is my brother.

05:14Rajamurugan is my brother.

05:17He's my predecessor in many things.

05:20I tell him, you could have written it, but I live.

05:23I tell him, you could have written it, but I live.

05:26I tell him, you could have written it, but I live.

05:29I don't know what he's going to say.

05:32Rajamurugan didn't talk to me about any of my films.

05:35He didn't talk to me about any of my films.

05:38But, he wrote in the social media that my brother's film should win.

05:41But, he didn't talk to me about any of my films.

05:44When we were in the press, Rajamurugan went to the cinema first.

05:47Then, we asked him for help.

05:50Then, we asked him for help.

05:53After Rajamurugan asked him, he said he would go with the help if the film would win.

05:57After Rajamurugan asked him, he said he would go with the help if the film would win.

06:00Then, he said, don't go. The film would not work for you.

06:06Then, he said, don't go. The film would not work for you.

06:09I'd walk Rajamurugan around with my own bike saying his story.

06:12If his situation improved, I'd too.

06:15Then, my problem would get solved too.

06:18It was almost like economic problems.

06:21Even if you have money, you can't go to the movies when you need money for your family.

06:26So, even if someone goes to the movies, it would be of great help to us.

06:30After that, I did Kathukutty and Udanpirappai.

06:33In both the films, my brother didn't say much to me.

06:36What do you know if you've seen the film?

06:38Okay, let's watch it.

06:40Such a truthful brother.

06:42Now, I don't call for this film.

06:44I'm afraid.

06:45You go to the theater and say something, but I won't call for the preview.

06:48I didn't call for the preview, but my brother did.

06:51Paramu, the director of Surya Rasilam, is a very close friend of mine.

06:56I asked him if he hadn't seen the film.

06:58He said, I'll come.

07:00He came and watched the film.

07:02Even after watching the film, he didn't say anything to me.

07:06He left immediately.

07:08At that time, it was a big disappointment for everyone in the neighborhood.

07:11Even if you watch the film for an hour, can't you talk for two minutes?

07:16He called me two hours later.

07:20I couldn't stand there.

07:22Especially when I spoke to the president, I was very upset.

07:27If I had spoken a word, I would have cried there.

07:30I couldn't bear it.

07:32I came to the office and saw you.

07:34You've made a great film.

07:36This is your first film.

07:38Nandan is your first film.

07:40He asked me where I was.

07:43I told him that I was busy with post-production work.

07:47I was very upset.

07:49You didn't even speak to me then.

07:51Now, I'm struggling to make a film.

07:53He came to my office for two days.

07:55I wasn't there when he came.

07:57The next day, he came to my office.

08:01He gave me a small souvenir.

08:05He said, I couldn't bear it.

08:07I don't know if I could have made a film like that.

08:10He gave me a small gift.

08:12I felt that I had done my duty.

08:14That's why I can't forget Parathinam.

08:18Can we take it as a victory?

08:20That he didn't speak about Parathinam.

08:22Rajamouli has a lot of hypocrisy.

08:24He used to say things like,

08:26if you do something wrong, I'll know.

08:28It's okay, leave it.

08:30Everyone has become like that.

08:32If you like it, you like it.

08:34If you don't like it, you don't like it.

08:36There's less hypocrisy.

08:38He's one of the few.

08:40The recognition and praise I got from him...

08:42I cried a little after he left.

08:44I was very happy in front of him.

08:46The climax of this film...

08:48you would have made it an open-ended film.

08:50You would have ended it with the question,

08:52will it change in real life?

08:54Do you think it will change?

08:56I think it should change.

08:58I don't think it will change.

09:00It won't change for a long time.

09:02Even if it had changed a little,

09:04it would have changed.

09:06The only thing that changes is

09:08the forms of values.

09:10It hasn't changed the way we think.

09:12It hasn't created the idea

09:14that he's also an equal human being.

09:16It has made us look like that.

09:18I don't look at caste.

09:20He doesn't look at caste.

09:22It should be reduced.

09:24You shouldn't question that.

09:26You should question the problems

09:28that are happening in your village.

09:30How many panchayats would have

09:32come up with this idea?

09:34If the panchayat would have come up

09:36with this idea,

09:38it would have happened in 50.

09:40It would have been good in 150.

09:42But when it happens in 199,

09:44we don't look at any mistakes.

09:46We know it's injustice.

09:48But we don't talk about it.

09:50We don't fight for it.

09:52I don't think it will change.

09:54I don't think it will change.

09:56But I had an idea that

09:58this film would create a small spark.

10:00Whether this film is a success or a failure,

10:02it would create a controversy.

10:04That's what I had in mind.

10:06If four people talk about it,

10:08two people think about it,

10:10and one person changes it,

10:12it would be a great success.

10:14For the Oscar nomination,

10:1629 films were selected from India.

10:18Six films were selected from Tamil Nadu.

10:20The last one from Hindi was

10:22Lappda Ladies.

10:24What's your opinion on this?

10:26Even Vasanthabalan shared it today.

10:28Kuttukalli was selected in Tamil Nadu.

10:30There was Kuttukalli in Tamil Nadu.

10:32Similarly, there was Adiji in Malayalam.

10:34What do you think?

10:36I think Kuttukalli has won

10:38all kinds of recognition

10:40from all over the world.

10:42Kuttukalli's politics,

10:44beyond caste,

10:46I saw that film four months before

10:48its release.

10:50Kuttukalli.

10:52I thought it would create

10:54a huge impact in India.

10:56But, we're going to ignore that film.

10:58We expect that film to be released today.

11:00Kuttukalli should have been

11:02nominated in India.

11:04I'm not saying it's wrong.

11:06But, at the same time,

11:08there are films in Tamil Nadu

11:10that are being pushed to the left.

11:12I'm not saying it's wrong.

11:14But, at the same time,

11:16there are films in Tamil Nadu

11:18that are being pushed to the left.

11:20I'm not saying it's wrong.

11:22I'm not saying it's wrong.

11:24I'm not saying it's wrong.

11:26But, Tamil Nadu should be

11:28the voice for this.

11:30Many films were born

11:32in Tamil Nadu last time.

11:34Especially, South Indian films

11:36were born.

11:38If you think about the films

11:40that were born,

11:42you'll lose your life.

11:44If you reject a film

11:46and give it to another,

11:48you'll lose your life.

11:50Then, injustice happens.

11:52One or two people like Vasanth Balan

11:54are talking about it.

11:56Others are silent.

11:58It should become a voice for us.

12:00But, none of the South Indians

12:02are talking about it.

12:04Even the people involved

12:06don't talk about it.

12:08Kuttukalli should have been

12:10the voice for it.

12:12If it had been nominated,

12:14I would have thought about it.

12:16I had faith in it.

12:18The intensity of the film,

12:20apart from Kuttukalli,

12:22is a thought that can

12:24create a global impact.

12:26Did you expect any other film

12:28other than Kuttukalli?

12:30No.

12:32But, we can't say

12:34that the films that have been sent

12:36are less.

12:38I don't mean that alone.

12:40There are many films.

12:42I thought Parasilanai Pattigal could

12:44have made more films.

12:46I thought they filtered it too much.

12:48I think they could have

12:50given us more importance.

12:54An issue has been trending since

12:56this morning.

12:58It's about Laddu.

13:00In a Telugu film,

13:02Karthik asks him questions

13:04about Laddu.

13:06He ignores the sensitive topic

13:08of Laddu.

13:10But, Pavan Kalyan,

13:12who is the director,

13:14jokes about Laddu in a film.

13:16He says that he respects the actors

13:18but asks them not to interfere

13:20in peaceful matters.

13:22Now, Karthik has apologised.

13:24He apologises for what he did wrong.

13:26He apologises for following

13:28the tradition.

13:30What do you think about this?

13:32All kinds of explanations are okay.

13:34Karthik has said that

13:36he doesn't want all this.

13:38I don't know what he did wrong

13:40to the extent of apologising.

13:42I don't agree with his apology.

13:44Karthik should not have apologised.

13:46He could have given an explanation.

13:48He could have said that he didn't

13:50want all this.

13:52But, Karthik should not have

13:54apologised to the extent

13:56of apologising.

13:58That's what I think.

14:02We've seen your three films.

14:04You often talk about Vinod sir.

14:06How can he be so simple?

14:08He's such a pioneer.

14:10But, you don't share

14:12much of his experience.

14:14How can he be so simple?

14:18He came to my office yesterday.

14:20We were busy with some work.

14:22He asked me why I was so tensed.

14:24I told him that I'd told him

14:26this story earlier.

14:28He said that we could

14:30do another story.

14:32He wanted me to do a big film.

14:34He wanted me to do a big film.

14:36He wanted me to do a big film.

14:38He wanted me to do a big film.

14:40He wanted me to do a big film.

14:42He wanted me to do a big film.

14:44I showed him the film in rough edit.

14:46He said that I had taken

14:48this story.

14:50I told him not to do it.

14:52He said that he had taken

14:54this story.

14:56After seeing it,

14:58he said something in the car.

15:00I was so tense.

15:02I was so tense.

15:04I was so tense.

15:06It's not easy to be tense.

15:08I was so tense.

15:10I was so tense.

15:12It was awful.

15:14He told me to create it well.

15:16The story was not accepted.

15:18The story was not accepted.

15:20He told me that music is

15:22his interest.

15:24He told me that music is his interest.

15:30He helped me a lot for the release of the film.

15:32I don't have a network like that.

15:34I don't have a network like that.

15:36He fought with everyone for this film. He said, he's struggling to make a good film, so be careful.

15:43At one point, he said he would buy the film and release it.

15:48He said he would buy H1N1 and release it.

15:50He said he would buy H1N1 and release it. He said he would buy H1N1 and release it.

15:55It was a big fight for a year and a half. It was a film that was ready for Mamunan.

16:00I said to Vinod, you're a common man. You stay the way you are.

16:07When you make this film, there will be a lot of criticism.

16:11Don't do that. That's what I thought.

16:16When I came to the office after the release, I was very tired.

16:21Business destroys a common man.

16:26Your film was like a bomb in your hand.

16:31When you threw it away, it created a huge impact.

16:36When you threw it away, it created a huge impact.

16:39A small film can have a huge impact.

16:42So be brave, be enthusiastic, go to your next job.

16:47I came because I didn't want you to get tired.

16:52I came because I didn't want you to get tired.

16:57I came because I didn't want you to get tired.

17:02I didn't expect such positive reviews.

17:07I thought the media should have paid more attention to certain things.

17:12I regret that. But I didn't expect you to do such a good job.

17:19I didn't expect you to do such a good job.

17:24I didn't expect you to do such a good job.

17:29He didn't have to come and talk to people like me.

17:34He was a winner when he started.

17:39He was always around simple people.

17:44He was always around simple people.

17:49A month ago, when I came to Alol, he was with his wife.

17:54We were having dinner.

17:59We were having dinner.

18:04We were having dinner.

18:09We were having dinner.

18:14We were having dinner.

18:19He's directing Vijay's last film.

18:24He must be under a lot of pressure.

18:29He doesn't change his mind.

18:34He doesn't react much.

18:39He doesn't react much.

18:44You can't see the tension in a shocking news.

18:49Even when Vijay sir's film was committed, people were like,

18:54I got it.

18:59I got it.

19:04I got it.

19:09I got it.

19:14I got it.

19:19I got it.

19:24I got it.

19:29I got it.

19:34I got it.

19:39I got it.

19:44Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Thalapathy 69 பக்கா Commercial படமா இருக்கும் - Director Era.Saravanan | Nandhan | Vijay | H.Vinoth

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